Closed form
A seamless outer shell keeps the object visually quiet and the acoustic chamber rigid.
Object 01 · Spatial speaker
Machined sound / 2026
Hear
the space.
Kestrel One is built as an acoustic instrument, not a screen with a speaker attached. Scroll to separate its four working layers.
Disassemble K1
K1 / £1,280
00 / Intent
A room-aware speaker reduced to four serviceable parts.
- Enclosure
- Recycled aluminium
- Reserve
- 28 hours
- Calibration
- 42 seconds
01 / Exploded view
One object.
Four layers.
Service layers
The shell, acoustic skin, driver core, and power cell separate without adhesive or destructive access.
Sound field
Room calibration turns the physical stack into a controlled 360-degree listening field.
02 / Material intelligence
Drag from object to engineering.
Move the comparison control to inspect the calm exterior against the repairable inner stack. The range input works with arrow keys as well as touch and pointer.
POWER CELLDRIVER COREACOUSTIC SKINSHELL
01—99
03 / Interface
One control.
No menu diving.
Turn for volume. Press for play. Hold to change sound field. A knurled edge gives every adjustment quiet physical certainty.
Materials and repair
The shell, battery, acoustic skin, and control assembly are individually replaceable through authorised service partners.
Connectivity
Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, optical input, USB-C audio, and a local network mode that does not require an account.
Kestrel One / Dusk · Chalk · Moss
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for listening.
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