The Genesis Experience

Visionary Arnie Nudell, had been defining loudspeaker standards since the late '60s.

By 1991, he had a novel tweeter set to new designs. With his new company, Genesis, he would take loudspeaker performance to new heights, soon becoming the undisputed champion of the field for that decade.

The end of the 90s saw a lot of competition, with Genesis as the speakers to beat. Genesis was beginning to reel from the backlash.

In 2002, Gary Koh bought Genesis, and by 2006, fundamental changes were taking place. Genesis culled knowledge from esoteric scientific fringes to enhance these fundamentally correct designs, and to introduce new innovations into product.

Genesis today, in a very much more competitve market than 1991, easily wows people at tradeshows and showrooms... and in homes around the world.

Genesis amplifiers and racks are the latest addition to the stable, providing an idealized package solution. Genesis systems remain poised on the knife's edge in applying techologies of the 21st century to the enjoyment of media.

Genesis, located in Seattle, are loudspeaker and amplifier innovators.

Genesis 5.3 Forward-firing Driver Array

The Genesis range of loudspeakers have been made to worldwide acclaim, for 2 decades now.

Genesis 5.3 Rear-firing Driver Array, with active frequency linearizer

Genesis amplifiers were first designed to drive the larger Genesis loudspeakers, and so by definition can drive any real-world loudspeaker.

Seen on the back of this 5.3 loudspeaker is an in-speaker amplifier-processor. Amongst its functions are the ability to lock low frequencies into your environment. The result : a tuneable loudspeaker that isn’t another cliche for the word Reference. It simply is.

Genesis makes outboard full-frequency amplifiers as well.

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