THE 9.88 SYSTEM
π X π + .01 = 9.88
SOME TIMES, MORE REALLY IS MORE
With the 9.88 Loudspeaker System, our award-winning modular 9.87 speaker finds it’s true destiny. What was already extraordinary becomes something breathtaking: the high-resolution wideband Pi monitor and the active Ripol Pi bass module are now joined by the delicately tuned .01 midrange module – and together, they unfold a sound experience that feels closer to magic than to technology.
It’s not an upgrade. It’s a transformation.
A deepening of emotion. A widening of space. A new intensity in the way music touches the soul.
The result: a perfectly balanced ensemble, more personal, more expressive – capable of capturing every nuance of musical artistry, from the gentlest whisper to the most powerful crescendo.
9.88 – The new reference. Nothing less.
The 9.88 – crafted right here
Acoustic Stealth Technology
The 9.88 is mechanically tuned using AST® – our proprietary enclosure architecture that masterfully controls internal resonances and suppresses unwanted reflections.
THE 9.88 IN THE PRESS
Ken Micallef
The Berlin-made electronics and loudspeakers in the Voxativ room were impressive and riveting, moving air like a freight train.
This unusual setup was super detailed, powerful and colorful, playing hyper dance with subsonic bass tones from City Mashups, and flowing Norwegian folk from Mari Boine Persen. Voxativ made thrilling music of power and sleekness.
Julie Mullins
In the listening seat, on a live Mighty Sam McLain track recorded during a concert in Germany, drum impact—thwacks—startled me. Kick-bass kicked ass.
“Purists might disagree, but for many listeners, having equipment that enables subtle sonic adjustments is welcome. This rings true for me, as I enjoy a wide variety of musical styles. Evidently Voxativ's Founder and Chief Engineer Inés Adler does too. Adler, a former designer of engines for Daimler's Mercedes-Benz marque, has made modern updates and options available for vintage hi-fi approaches.”
Michael Lavorgna
Berlin-based Voxativ was showing their new 9.88 System that adds a midrange driver and crossover to their 9.87 system. Yes, I said crossover.
In a system that was delicate, detailed, and sparklingly alive. In other words, it sounded like a Voxativ system.