These brilliant high-end tower speakers have a 3.5-lane design to bring bass and cost as much as a full-size sedan

• The Avid Evo Two is an evolution of the Evo Three
• Low -end frequency of only 28 Hz, with a 3.5 -way driver design
• £ 27,995 / € 34,995 / $ 38,995 (about $ 57,589 A)

The British Hi-Fi firm Avid unveiled the new flagship product from its EVO range of speakers, The Evo Two, as part of its current 30th anniversary celebrations, which also recently included its first hub in 12 years.

Avid describes Evo Two as a “progress” of the current EVO three speakers, the new model providing an improved bass response, a wider dynamic range and a larger sound stage.

Speakers will be available in the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States, but they were made with the American market in mind: according to the Director General Conrad Mas, “it is particularly suitable for large rooms and properties where the construction of the walls can be less rigid, a common scenario in many North American houses”.

Avid Evo Two: Key specifications and price