Description

Never before has the listening environment played such a crucial role in high-definition reproduction. Multichannel stereo is often influenced by the presence of the home's walls, often in an uncontrollable way. Chario Constellation is a reliable answer to this problem.
The T38 Wave Guide tweeter is the largest dome transducer ever made to combine the need to increase dynamics and control the solid angle of emissione. The result is the perception of increased detail and a more homogeneous soundstage, even and especially with well-known recordings.

CONSTELLATION URSA MAJOR

Flagships of the Constellation Series.

The project Dual Cabinet decouples the subwoofer section from the mid-high section, the latter positioned away from the floor for tight control of the energy sent to the floor and ceiling.

The proprietary WMT Array™ configuration offers a unique solution for driver interaction in overlapping regions. The acoustic sources behave and merge as a single transducer, determining its behavior in a confined space.

Taking into account the behavior of the perceptive system as a function of the Loudness curves, the Ursa Majors also modify the classical frequency response as a function of the decay profile of the residual energy in domestic environments.

This approach is very similar to the "spatial equalization" introduced by other researchers.

What it is: 4-way speakers

Producer: Chario Eng

Features: Reflex

Price new: €2450.00 year 2013

Specifications

Diffuser type	passive
Route configuration	4
Cabinet type	bass reflex
country of origin	Italy
Year of production	2013
Tweet	T38 Wave Guide

About the brand

Chario It is one of the best-known Italian loudspeaker brands, even abroad. In half a century of activity, it has linked its name to a precise design method based on psychoacoustics and to series such as Syntar, Constellation, and Academy.

Chario was founded in Milan in 1975 by Carlo Vicenzetto and Mario Murace, who had already been experimenting with loudspeakers for a couple of years. The deed was signed in April 1975. The name unites the two founders: "CHA" from Charlie (Carlo) and "RIO" from Mario. Mario Murace is the design engineer. His method begins with psychoacoustics, that is, how the ear actually perceives sound, with attention to the physiological limits of listening and listening fatigue.

Over the years, the company has moved several times to larger premises and is now headquartered in Merate, in the province of Lecco. Since the 1980s, it has built an international distribution network, with good results especially in Asia and Northern and Central Europe. The speakers Chario They are designed and produced in Italy.

In 1986 Chario introduced WMT (Woofer Midrange Tweeter) technology. In this crossover configuration, the midrange operates on approximately one octave and overlaps with the woofer and tweeter. The goal is to control the distribution of sound energy and make the midrange more natural, without accentuating the presence effect.

Syntar: The Syntar line debuted in 1989 and helped introduce the brand to a wider audience. In 2011, it was updated with new speakers and cabinets.

Constellation: The first version was released in 1998. The models were named after constellations: Delphinus, Cygnus, Pegasus, Phoenix, and Ursa Major. The series was very successful for its warm and defined sound, so much so that Chario today offers it in the Constellation MK2 version.

Academy: is the flagship line of Chario, with wooden furniture and in-house designed speakers. Today it continues as Academy S.

Hiper, Silhouette, Piccolo and others: over time the catalogue has also included the Hiper, Silhouette and Silverette series and the small speakers of the Piccolo line.

The most characteristic feature of a speaker Chario This is Mario Murace's approach. Starting from psychoacoustics means designing with long listening sessions in mind: the goal is not to dazzle in the first few minutes, but to limit listening fatigue and deliver a natural midrange. The WMT configuration is the technical answer to this idea.

The second characteristic is construction. The speakers are designed and manufactured in Italy, and in the Academy line, the wooden cabinets and in-house designed drivers are the most obvious sign of this approach. The warm, clear sound that made the Constellation series popular is another element with which many enthusiasts identify the brand.

Audiocostruzioni combines a showroom with a listening room in Carpi and an online store on audiocostruzioni.com. For information on the series Chario or for advice on matching speakers with amplification and your listening environment, you can stop by the store or email us.

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