Goldmund is a Swiss manufacturer of ultra-high-end home audio equipment, including amplifiers, speakers, and players known for engineering precision since 1978.
Founded in 1978, Goldmund is a prestigious Swiss manufacturer of ultra-high-end audio equipment. The brand is globally recognized for its uncompromising approach to the 'Art of Sound,' delivering flawlessly precise audio reproduction through rigorous engineering and luxury craftsmanship.
Goldmund's exclusive product lines encompass every aspect of the audio chain, from digital disc players like the Eidos SACD, to iconic mechanical grounding speakers such as the Gaia and Rhea, and world-class Telos amplifiers. By integrating advanced DSP crossovers, revolutionary mechanical grounding technologies, and premium acoustic materials, Goldmund offers an unparalleled and immersive listening experience for domestic and professional environments alike.
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Use a clean, soft, damp cloth with water or a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners. The precious metal identification plate should only be wiped with a dry, soft cloth, avoiding any chemical solutions.
Mechanical Grounding is Goldmund's proprietary construction system designed to evacuate and eliminate adverse vibrations. It utilizes rigid conical feet and specialized structural design to preserve absolute sound purity.
While standard cables can physically connect, Goldmund strongly recommends utilizing ultra-low reflection interconnect cables to maintain the pristine time integrity and precise sound reproduction that their amplifiers are engineered to provide.
Akin to most high-quality acoustic suspensions, Goldmund active speakers like the GAIA and RHEA require several hours of playing music for the dynamic drivers to flex and reach their peak sonic performance capacities.
Avoid placing the speakers in tight corners. Keep them at least 60 cm (2 feet) away from adjacent walls, and try to separate them by at least 3 meters (10 feet) if the room allows. Ensure the rigid conical feet make solid contact with the floor for proper mechanical grounding.