Vision of the Future

From drivers to furniture to meet 100% of the parameters of the original project. Even today, all Chario speakers are designed and built for music lovers, for those looking for a transparent reproduction capable of avoiding any interpretation. Each Chario speaker is instantly recognizable and convertible into concrete sound sensations.

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Electroacoustics and Electrodynamics

Through a continuity of acoustic design, our mission is to provide a speaker with uninterpreted and natural reproduction.

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Respect for the origin

Feelings, emotions, tone and the various components to be taken into consideration when playing a song must necessarily be provided to the listener with the same way and intensity that the composer or artist created at the time of recording or during an event in direct.

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PsychoAcoustics and Environmental Acoustics

Thanks to our research and development center, we apply the results of our research on acoustic recording to all our projects. That is, we study the behavior and the variations that exist from the moment of recording to the moment of reproduction, understanding what also happens in this phase, so that we can have a complete vision of the most correct path to take to continue our philosophy.

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Design at the service of acoustics

All studies are applied to be the fulcrum of the design of the entire acoustic diffuser system, priority to performance, quality of materials and no compromise.

OUR WOOD

The creation of a Chario piece of furniture begins with the choice of wood, strictly of Italian origin, and found in the numerous national walnut plantations in the north-eastern part of Italy.

Once the batch of trees most suitable for thickness and age has been chosen, we proceed with cutting to reduce the plant to a series of boards, easier to work with.

The boards thus obtained are then left to dry for at least six months, the first three of which in the open air. The humidity of the wood is measured every two weeks until the correct percentage of internal humidity is reached, which is essential to avoid abnormal behavior of the wood after processing.

The climate is a fundamental factor in this part of the process, an air humidity that is too high or too low, rains, snow, heat are all determining factors in the extension or reduction of the drying process.

Once the correct degree of internal humidity has been reached, the wood is cut into slats, maintaining the original coupling as well as that obtained by cutting into boards. The staves are then worked with a particular interlocking method that stabilizes and joins them permanently.

The minimum age of the plants chosen for cutting must be 20 years, this to obtain mature wood and therefore suitable for processing and above all to ensure environmental sustainability by giving time to the new plants to grow adequately and therefore to replace in number and quality those previously cut.

We are proud to state that the building process of the Chario diffuser you have today, of which the growth of the plant is a part, started 20 years ago