Traditionally, there are two ways to acquire a new pair of Jordan speakers. You can buy our Marlows, fully finished and ready to plug in and play, or you can buy our Eikona drive units and build your own cabinets, based on our plans. Eugene from London took a third …
This is a highly unusual enclosure for the Jordan Eikona full-range loudspeaker. It has been carefully designed and executed by one of our UK customers. A detailed construction thread is available on the DIYaudio website and we asked Nathan for permission to describe the project. The aim of this design …
No matter how good your loudspeaker drive units, the ultimate performance is limited by the cabinets (and the room in which they are used). Most of our customers are happy to try their hand at building cabinets the traditional way, using plywood or MDF and straightforward carpentry. For those who …
Our highest-performing loudspeaker design to date is the Jordan Eikona TL Array, launched in February this year. It features four Eikonas and is capable of bass to 30 Hz. Its considerable power-handling enables it to tackle the full range of music, from orchestral and rock to string quartets and solo voice. The …
Two of our customers (and brand ambassadors, as they are both able to demonstrate systems to potential customers) have recently got together to compare their respective Jordan Eikona systems. Ian uses the Jordan Transmission Line Array, featured on our blog here and Mike has an Aurora 800 system, which we described …
