Beyond conventional.

We develop cutting edge solutions for the next generation of audio products.

The start of something special.

Resonado’s patented Res-Core™ technology is a novel electrodynamic loudspeaker architecture that enables high performance racetrack drivers, unlocking new design potential for the next generation of audio products.

RES-CORE ARCHITECTURE

Res-Core architecture features an open-backed motor with bar magnets and plates, a flat voice coil on a flat bobbin that runs along the length of the entire diaphragm, and a spider spanning the length of the bobbin and the width of the driver.

This proprietary architecture combined with Resonado design features, enables the design of high-performance racetrack drivers.

DESIGNED FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF AUDIO PRODUCTS.

Products featuring Resonado technology.

Conventional Drivers

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The original electrodynamic loudspeaker driver was invented 96 years ago.

Conventional Racetrack Drivers

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As product demand shifted to slimmer products, the industry created the racetrack driver utilizing the same 96 year old motor.

Resonado racetrack Drivers

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Resonado introduces Res-Core™ – a driver architecture tailored for the racetrack driver, optimizing performance in that form factor.

Delivering best in class frequency response in high aspect ration transducers.

On the left, you can see a conventional racetrack driver in operation where a breakup mode is occurring.

The opposite motion (breakup mode) of the ends of the diaphragm versus the motion of the supported area of the diaphragm in the center creates positive (red) and negative (blue) pressure waves that emanate from the driver’s surface at the same time.

This creates poorer sound reproduction, and breaks down the sound stage that makes good speakers sound like magic.

On the right, a Resonado racetrack driver in operation.

Resonado’s patented Res-Core architecture enables a wider bandwidth of pistonic behavior - a perfectly even wavefront emanates from the surface of our diaphragms, which creates crisp sound reproduction and reinforces the breadth of the soundstage found in modern music.