Introducing… the SB1

With pride we introduce to you the successor of our eminent LS1s-DMF motional feedback subwoofer: the SB1. It takes our “Digital Motional Feedback” (DMF) technology to the next level. When we introduced the LS1s-DMF in 2016 we pioneered with true high tech mechatronics in audio. Philips’ motional feedback concept of the 70’s was improved with aread more >

LS1 update with Computer Aided Calibration

At Grimm Audio we are dedicated to update our products frequently. Our motto is “Driven to Improve”. In Japan this philosophy is called “Kaizen”, which means a continuous cycle of improvements, literally change for better. The LS1 is a clear example of Kaizen. The basic design is unchanged since its incarnation in 2010: the mechanicalread more >

Stereophile: MU1 is “Recommended Component 2021”

The MU1 has been added to Stereophiles’ famed “recommended components” list as a top ranking “A+” device! We are extremely proud to be granted this recommendation. From the jury report: “John Atkinson very much preferred the sound from the AES/EBU outputs, finding that the upsampling of CD-resolution data reduced congestion, added depth to the soundstage,read more >

Hifi Review: LS1a is product of the year

In their “most outstanding audio equipment” issue, Hongkong magazine Hifi Review looks back at last years’ product reviews and declares the LS1a as a must have. Reviewer Archimedes Chan writes: “I played many different tracks on the LS1a’s with colleague Janet, and we could not find one album that was not perfectly well reproduced. Thisread more >

Our factory in Eindhoven

Soon after we moved to our factory at the Egelstraat in Eindhoven, a former concrete factory, we realised that an inspiring ambience would aid our team in its operation and offer a professional impression to our visitors. So we reached out to interior designers Gerrit Vos and Toine Pennings of Workshop of Wonders in Utrecht.read more >

Stereophile MU1 review!

In their March 2021 issue, Stereophile’s John Atkinson checks out the MU1 and is so intrigued that he postpones dinner… We felt very honored that John loved to do this review himself. He writes: “I started playing a CD-resolution file, and the MBL’s display confirmed that it was receiving a 24-bit/176.4kHz stream. Oh my! Iread more >