Darkz Rezonator T2

Provides an organic sound

The solid titanium construction not only provides convincing control of vibrations and resonances, but also the ability to ensure an organic and natural sound.

Technologies and Components

Optimizing the acoustic qualities.
The Rezonator consists of three components – A Rezonator rod, resting on two Ansuz Darkz resonance control devices that absorb vibrations not directly related to the signal path. The absorption results in an acoustic vibration feedback that affects the overall sound. It is the natural and authentic sound that the Rezonator aims to preserve. To achieve this, Ansuz has selected materials and developed material compositions that ensure impressive tonality. As a flexible and removable element, the Ansuz titanium Rezonator can be placed where the vibrations and resonances are most annoying.

Surface treatment

Glass blasted.
In order to deliver a product with a wonderful surface, each disc is glass blasted on all surfaces.

Ansuz Darkz Rezonator

World class resonance control.
Ansuz Darkz Rezonator absorb vibrations that are not directly related to the signal path. The absorption results in an audible vibration feedback, which affects the sound quality. It is the natural and authentic sound that Ansuz Darkz are designed to preserve. There is no alteration of the authentic sound reproduction which, when using conventional grounding materials, often make the sound unnaturally cold and harsh.

When selecting the material composition and dimensions of the Darkz, Ansuz Acoustics was guided solely by its core philosophy of continuously striving for the ultimate in sound quality. Ansuz Darkz Rezonator consist of 2 discs. Between these two discs floats three titanium balls, to ensure excellent handling and absorption of sound vibrations. The upper disc is machined so it leaves space for the Rezonator Rod.

Materials – Titanium

All parts are machined from solid titanium. Titanium is an excellent material in terms of resonance control. It is preserving the natural sound.