Build your own Lowther

About 2 years ago I purchased a pair of PM7A's and have since mounted these units in a speaker of my own design. Together with a self built power amp I'm extremely happy with the result. In fact I find the realism jaw dropping.

I built my Acousta speakers in 1985 and during that time have used the older PM6A, later PM6C and PM7C. Tried other smaller speakers over the years but always returned to the Acoustas. Singing voice and laid back music sound so so good. Decided when I retired that I would build some fancy horn cabinet utilising the Lowther PM2A chassis speakers. Bought the drivers from Lowther and  to 'bed in' them in I decided to fit them to my Acoustas till I got my new horns designed and made. This included moving the front panel forward, increasing  the rear chamber for the larger deeper magnet, and altering the volume of the horn chamber and throat area to suit the new drivers. Wired them up switched them on and was immediately amazed at the sound, That was 8 years ago! Never did design the replacement, just kept playing music through my Acoustas with the PM2As -  they are all the speaker I will ever need....

I built my Mini Acouster speakers in 1982 from plans provided by Lowther. They have been in continuous service ever since and have undergone 2No drive unit upgrades to the current EX3's.

Back in the day, Lowther only supplied the plans. I had to source top quality plywood and spend many hours/days/weeks/months cutting all of the angles and gluing up with airtight joints. But I have never regretted it and they still perform as well today as the day they were completed. But what is this??? You can now purchase a complete kit and build yourself!!! What are you waiting for???

Go and get one and not only enjoy the building, but you will get to hear wonderful sound in your home...just like me!

"Lowther feels friendly and family like... I set 2020, as the year for Lowther, having read accounts from enthusiastic owners... Until I heard it, i did not believe the accounts... Piano music brings tears..i can imagine that those who choose Lowther speakers with a flatter response which I notice are those with less strong magnets, are missing that very last bit of speed that for me is the Lowther magic.

Call me a believer!"