Baffle-free horn systems, built in Latvia and tuned in the room they will live in. Dipole woofers radiate into open air; a compression driver on a horn carries everything above them. There is no cabinet, so there is no cabinet to hear.
None of these is exotic alone. Doing all three at once, and refusing to trade any of them away, is the whole company.



Demonstrations run through distributors in Europe and directly from New York and Los Angeles. Tell us the room and we will arrange the nearest one.
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Reflector Audio Design is registered in Latvia and run by a small team drawn from high-end consumer audio, car audio and professional audio. The structural ideas behind the baffle-free designs were prototyped in 2009, several years before there was a company to put them in.
The portfolio stays deliberately narrow. Bespoke, Lite and Touch cover the listening side; Q1818 and Square Two are aimed at rooms where the speaker is a working instrument. The engineering is the same in all of them: horn loading, coaxial arrangement, dipole behaviour, and correction in the time domain rather than only the frequency domain.
Dimensions, what you listen on now, and what you want it to do. That is enough for us to say which model makes sense and where you can hear one.
Reference {{ orderRef }}. Someone from Riga will write within two working days to confirm the build, the lead time, and where you can hear a pair before it is made.