The noble, elegant and unique Guarneri Homage. Sonus Faber's early speakers of all levels have the characteristics of graceful and gorgeous tone, bright but not harsh high frequency, mellow but not vulgar mid-frequency, and rich and good low frequency. In order to attract more young users, Sonus Faber launched a brand new Concert series in 1996. The first project was a pair of bookshelf-style Concertino, with a two-way two-unit bass reflex load, and the units were arranged in mirror symmetry. array, greatly enhancing imaging capabilities. As soon as Concertino was launched, people were quickly attracted by its bright and sharp sound effects, and it has achieved great response in a short period of time. Sonus Faber immediately launched a Concerto that was larger than the Concertino and had an inner box air volume increased from 10 liters to 15 liters. It was designed in the same way as the Concertino, but could handle a wider range of music replays, so it instantly became a million-dollar product. The new star of bookshelf speakers. The birth of the Concert series shows that Souns Fabser has successfully found another new direction. Sonus Faber launched two other new products in 1997. One is the Solo, a center speaker dedicated to home theaters. The design concept is derived from the advanced technology of the Concert series, making it the most advanced center speaker today. The second is Sonus Faber's first floor-standing speaker, the Concerto Grand Piano, which breaks the myth that the factory is only good at producing bookshelf speakers. The Concerto Grand Piano is a pair of two-way two-unit floor-standing speakers with a passive low-frequency radiator. It uses a 20mm diameter hemispherical soft-dome tweeter and a 180mm diameter mid-bass unit to form a two-way split, with anti-magnetic performance. In addition, a passive low-frequency radiator installed in the lower half of the speaker box has the same diameter as the mid-bass unit. The exterior of the Concerto Grand Piano speaker is treated with a complicated piano paint process, and the appearance is as smooth as a mirror, highlighting its noble taste and style.