In Latin, 'Lumina' means light, but according to the press release is also a source of energy and life. Sonus faber says the key focus of its latest range offers a luxury sound experience and minimalist design. With Lumina, Sonus faber draws on its longstanding tradition of refined materials and careful craftsmanship. The company adds, "the new collection comprises the core values of Sonus faber and the precious materials that identify the brand, such as real multilayer wood and leather and combines them with incredible performance in a simple yet luxurious design."

Sonus faber has employed multilayer wood for the front baffle combined with real wood veneers for its Lumina range. Premium finishes include walnut and wenge which are available in matte finish with maple inlays, while a third option is available in piano black.
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The range includes Lumina I bookshelf speaker (£799 RRP), Lumina III floor-standing speaker (£1,999 RRP), and Lumina Center I centre channel (£649 RRP).
The range employs the iconic D.A.D. (Damped Apex DomeTM) 29mm tweeter, the same used in the Sonetto series, featuring a Kurtmueller hand-coated soft silk diaphragm. Sonus faber has also introduced a new and purpose-designed 4" mid-woofer equipped with a custom-made basket and the diaphragm based on cellulose pulp blended with other natural fibres. The 5" midrange drivers have trickled down from the bigger Sonetto range, featuring proprietary natural fibre and paper blend air-dried diaphragm.

Sonus faber says its "reflex ports give additional versatility, placed on the frontside of the bookshelf and centre channel speakers and on the base, down firing, on the floor stander." This means the Lumina speakers are less sensitive to room placement, "even when placed close to a backwall or within a bookshelf setting."

The Lumina collection is available for orders now with stock arriving on September 28th. The Lumina I costs £799, the Lumina III floorstander, £1,999, and the Lumina Center is priced at £649.
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