We love crafting loudspeakers. We may be accused of repeating this too often, still it’s true.

The moment when we listen to a new creation of our founder and designer Peter Gansterer for the first time – still peerless.

This time something was different. Mozart INFINTY was different.

We maintain a dedicated, open listening area in our manufactory, equipped with all kinds of our favourite electronics, where we were fortunate to witness the genesis of so many sources of joy over the decades, most recently Beethoven Reference (a milestone) and Liszt Reference (a scary milestone).

This time it was nothing but two slim, elegant towers, almost lost in space.

No source, no amp, nothing, either visible or tucked away. Nothing but the two speakers.

The versatility, ease and simplicity was already captivating, but when realizing what was coming out of these slim proportions and compact dimensions, we knew that we were facing some groundbreaking concept.

Still the overwhelming feedback and demand, which we received in Munich, when we committed the world premiere of this unprecedented all-encompassing MusicSystem at the HighEnd Show lately, exceeded all our expectations by far.

The adventure started 6 years ago, it was a painstaking search for the right streamer, amplification, DAC, etc. – all driven by our conviction in lossless / high resolution streaming and by our belief in highest end – yet affordable – complete streaming solutions.

It was a time of challenges, of permanent advancements and ended up in what you might want to call Peter Gansterer’s most progressive and revolutionary accomplishment.

Mozart INFINITY™ is a pure, maxed out HighEnd Music System – all invisibly integrated in 2 beautiful, elegant, slim floorstanding speakers.

„…But there’s no escaping the stark fact that, on the evidence of this show, there’s a lot of pricy hardware devoted to streaming, to very little musical effect. Not that I’m putting all the burden of blame on the streaming you understand; there were a fair few very expensive loudspeakers and amplifiers which must shoulder their share of responsibility for my disappointment, too.

Having said that, sometimes convenience and practicality really does have its place too, and that’s where streaming has an edge.

Now, if you can have that convenience without compromising performance, you’ll be onto something approaching audio’s current Holy Grail. Who thought the ultimate prize would be discovered in the Vienna Acoustics room, where this most conservative of companies was showing its new Mozart Infinity, a particularly pretty, compact floor-standing, all in one loudspeaker system…“