A NEW SUMMIT IN LOUDSPEAKER ENGINEERING

At first glance, the Moya M1’s eight bass drivers stand out. But why so many? It’s about efficiency and power. With four times the driver complement of our Giya G1 Spirit model, the Moya achieves an extra 6dB of efficiency, extending low frequencies below 20Hz.

Multiple drivers also prevent power compression and distortion. As voice coils heat up, efficiency drops, leading to a dull sound. The Moya M1’s eight 100mm voice coils maintain clarity and power, outperforming even the largest drivers.

Using computer-aided network analysis and optimisation, in conjunction with ideally-behaved drivers, a seamless five-way dividing network was perfectly achievable.

Now the delicate balance of highs, lows and mids was perfectly harmonised – for an optimal experience that will reveal new details from your record collection at every listening session.

The C100SCu mid-driver, essential for capturing the nuances of soprano vocals and violin strings, now sits at the heart of the Moya M1 baffle. 

Enhanced with high-energy magnet material and a high-purity copper shield, it delivers extended highs with significantly reduced distortion. The addition of three carbon fiber rings further increases break-up frequencies, ensuring clarity even at the uppermost range of a soprano’s top C6.

The Moya M1’s bass array is a powerhouse, featuring eight C225-100H drivers in a high-shove configuration, each handling 800W. The C225’s radially polarised magnet structure, reinforced by a 11kg steel core, supports a durable glass-reinforced former and edge-wound copper-ribbon voice coil, allowing for extreme power handling.

 Drivers are arranged in horizontally-opposed pairs, eliminating reaction forces without the need for a heavy enclosure. The cabinet’s foam-cored composite sandwich and extensive bracing ensure stiffness, with low-end precision enhanced by reaction-cancelling ports and exponential absorbers.