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The Heresy was originally introduced in 1957 with a compact three-way design utilizing a 12” woofer and horn-loaded midrange and tweeter
they deliver exceptional image quality from dawn to dusk
25 x 11 x 14 cm
You have 4 ways to attach the strap to your camera depending on your personal preferences and your camera model
Musical Fidelity M8XTT Turntable Without Tonearm APS-C [DC] The Heresy was originally introduced***No Tonearm Version*** Antony Michaelsons idea of music was big scale, warm and mighty with details in colours. His amplifier creations are a rare expression of this sound character. In 2002 Antony asked Mr. Lichtenegger to help with a design with all these attributes. Also, the design was very important and should match the mechanically stunning amplifiers. The Musical Fidelity M1 was born and a great success. The base idea was to combine the inert
