Founded in 1950 by Georges Cabasse, the Cabasse firm inherited not only its creator’s name, but also his genius. Georges Cabasse is from the world of music, and he is gifted with a special talent. 

He has a unique memory for sounds. Probably a gift from his ancestors, hailing back to a stringed instrument maker who crafted the first violin signed Cabasse in 1740 at Mirecourt in the Vosges Mountains. Five generations of craftsmen followed him, pursuing the tradition and supplying Europe with violins, violas and cellos, most of which are still being played in orchestras today.

Baltic

Sharing with the active references La Sphère and l’Océan, the exclusive three-way co-axial driver TC23, Baltic is a one of kind loudspeaker, available in three versions: on stand, on wall, on base. Easy to place in any type of room

Baltic, when combined with the Santorin 38 or the Santorin 30 subwoofer offers all the qualities expected from a large traditional loudspeaker system, with a truly realistic deep soundstage and bass extension.

Riga

The cheerful character of Riga gathers the lovers of live music, from opera and chamber concerts to hard rock and jazz.

Density and precision of the timbers, almost holographic sound stage, full respect of the dynamic range and intensity in rhythm, with Riga Cabasse concentrates the essence and life of the music in a 21 centimeters sphere.

io2

Inspired by the famous Baltic line and based on the same principles of co-axial coincidence, the tiny spherical iO2 presents an unrivaled performance versus size ratio

 In a living room or in a professional sound studio, in stereo as well as in multi-channel, this concentration of the Cabasse essence keeps on amazing through its explosive sonic presence and its discreet integration.

All the Cabasse principles for a Spatially Coherent Source are fully realised. The musical emotion is total

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