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The high-end active space is surprisingly empty. Other brands dip into it. We were born there. 

Studio monitors are supposed to be neutral and accurate. Hifi speakers are supposed to sound enjoyable and musical. As a result, they often sound very different. But why? 

At Sigberg Audio, we’ve always believed that great sound doesn’t come from branding, esoteric materials or high gloss finish - it comes from engineering.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably looked at a €20,000 speaker and wondered: “What am I actually paying for here?”

I’ve written this article to give you a rare look behind the curtain—into the parts, the work, and the thinking that go into building high-performance loudspeakers. 

If you’re spending serious money on sound, you should know where it’s going.

I want my music to sound awesome, and I want it to evoke memories. Of the summer of my life, or the winter of a bad breakup, or the last time I stood in front of a stage and felt the bass in my chest.

Over the years I have been very open around the development process of our speakers and subwoofers, creating and sharing in long development threads on selected forums. The time has come to share a bit from the marketing and branding side as well. 

Kristiania University of Applied Sciences selected Sigberg Audio when they needed new monitors for one of their main studios. 

We sit down with Claus Sohn Andersen (Head of Bachelor for Sound engineering & Music production) to learn how they ended up with Sigberg Audio, and what they think of their new monitors!