Dimensions: 55 in. high, 24 in. wide, 24 in. deep, approximately 230 lb.
An optional 1000 watt amp, pre-amp, and Bluetooth are available
The Raptor 1.0, with its sinister structure and Terminator inspired metal, is the product of thousands of hours of development and refinement. Each of these high-end loudspeakers is handcrafted using countless custom machined parts, ensuring each Raptor 1.0 is a one-of-a-kind work of art. This meticulous process is essential in creating their science fiction aura. The left and right speakers appear to be identical mirror images. Upon closer inspection, their artistic uniqueness becomes clear. At nearly five feet tall, these fascinating works of art are unforgettable.
In order to assure the Raptor's audio performance matches the visual impact, we looked no further then Bill Dudleston, chief engineer and founder of Legacy Audio. By utilizing Legacy's world-class proprietary silver graphite carbon-fiber drivers, the Raptor's dynamic performance equals their compelling design. This innovative seamless merging of industry leading Legacy components and outrageous hand-formed iconic steel is the chemistry that places the Raptor 1.0 in a timeless class of its own. Legacy's 15-inch carbon-fiber sub-driver is enclosed in a multilayer port-tuned cabinetry to maximize its outstanding base. The unrivaled clarity of Legacy's 7 and 5 1/4 carbon-fiber drivers release spectacular vocals. The compression horn tweeter centered in the "eye" above the cabinet energizes the ear tingling highs. The terminator style hand grips the "eye" mid-air over the cabinetry. This hand appears to have torn through the ripped metal enclosure, seizing the red glowing eye. The Hollywood themes continue with imbedded 45-caliber magnum bullets in the back panel of the Raptor 1.0.
The inner cabinetry is assembled from compressed CNC machined wood. CAD designs were utilized to maximize the inner cabinet's structural strength and to prevent resonance. The steel outer cabinetry is a stepped layer construction incorporating various vibration-arresting technologies. The metal cabinetry is primed and vertically sanded to create the battle-worn patina. Lastly, the metal panel's structural strength is fortified with staggered MIG welds and stainless steel attachment points.