Silent Pound introduces Parallax ahead of Warsaw debut

Silent Pound has announced its Parallax loudspeaker. The Silent Pound Parallax is a passive 3.5-way design using four 15-inch woofers per speaker in a folded-dipole configuration. Its public debut is scheduled for Audio Video Show in Warsaw on 23–25 October 2026.

Parallax is designed for controlled directivity across its operating range, including the bass, following the engineering approach established by the company's Challenger and Bloom models. The design aims to reduce the influence of room reflections and maintain a consistent tonal balance between listening environments. Four midrange drivers surround a central horn-loaded compression driver, forming a virtual coaxial source for the midrange and high frequencies. The loudspeaker also incorporates Silent Pound's patent-pending midrange acoustic technology.

Parallax uses professional-series drivers and has a stated frequency response of 24 Hz–20 kHz within ±3 dB. Overall sensitivity is specified at 91 dB at 1 W.

A dedicated switch selects between single-amplifier and bi-amping operation, with passive crossover filtering retained in both configurations. In bi-amping mode, the midrange and high-frequency section has a stated sensitivity of 97 dB. The bass section's sensitivity remains unchanged when this mode is selected.

The speaker has an oak front supported by an aluminium structural frame. Its crossover is planned to be displayed behind tempered glass. Parallax will be fitted with Stack Audio AUVA 70 vibration-absorbing feet.