







IZero
Precision Acoustic Engineering
Seamless Interior Integration
Ultra-Clear Sound Performance
Handcrafted Premium Finish
For the Zero range, we decided to design an integrated amplifier rather than a pre/power combination. The result is the IZero, and it has exceeded all of our expectations. Offering a level of performance that was previously considered unthinkable for an amplifier of such diminutive size and price, the IZero really is something very special, producing a bold, rich, smooth, and delicate performance, whilst offering a level of fine detail finesse that is quite incredible.
Valve complement consists of four ECL82 triode/pentodes operating in Class A/B, producing 8 Watts per channel. Internally, it features a level of component quality that is unmatched at this price point, including our own Audio Note (UK) custom-designed and manufactured output transformers.
Materials and component quality
Valve complement consists of four ECL82 triode/pentodes operating in Class A/B, producing 8 Watts per channel. Internally, it features a level of component quality that is unmatched at this price point, including our own Audio Note (UK) custom-designed and manufactured output transformers.
Engineered with audiophile-grade components — premium drivers, hand-matched crossovers, and a hardwood enclosure tuned for natural decay. Every cabinet is internally braced and damped to suppress resonance below the threshold of audibility.
- Custom 6.5" mid-bass driver with paper-pulp cone for transient accuracy.
- Soft-dome silk tweeter with neodymium motor for airy, fatigue-free highs.
- Point-to-point hand-wired crossover using silver-foil capacitors.
- Bi-wirable terminals plated in pure copper.
Place each speaker on its dedicated stand, toed-in toward the listening position. The hardwood enclosure resonates in concert with the drivers — a deliberate, musical interaction rather than a flaw to be eliminated.
Connect to a quality amplifier using bi-wired speaker cable for the most transparent presentation. Allow 50–100 hours of break-in for the drivers and crossover capacitors to settle into their final voicing.









