High-end Swiss brand Goldmund clearly has a thing for ancient Greece. Last year, the luxury outfit unveiled the Melos active speakers as a "homage to the melodies of ancient Greece", while the Tethys floorstanders took their name from the ancient Greek Titan who held the role of goddess of fresh water. (Again, thanks Google.)
The mythological names are back with Goldmund's new high-end active speaker series: the Asteria, Rhea and Theia speakers. Each take influence from the legacy of its flagship Gaia model and which, says the maker, "reflect Goldmund's ambition to elevate the listening journey beyond the conventional".
