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Loudspeakers
Bespoke Colorado-built monitors pairing Purifi mid/bass drivers with planar ribbons in furniture-grade hardwood cabinets.
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about pureartfi
PureArtFi is a small-batch loudspeaker maker built around a single technical thesis: pair Purifi Audio's USHINDI-technology PTT mid/bass drivers (6.5" on the LS-6, smaller-format on the FF-1 Mini Monitor) with a low-mass planar ribbon tweeter, then mount the system in a hardwood cabinet engineered as carefully as the crossover. The FF-1 uses a Neo 3 planar ribbon tweeter above a Purifi PTT driver, with the speaker designed to mate cleanly with modern Class D and compact tube amplification — a profile that suits Hypex NCx-class modules and SMSL integrated amps as readily as the Miller Audio Dyna-70 it is shown with on the road. The company is the partnership of Norman Tracy, a forty-year veteran of analog electronics, acoustics, and speaker design, and Paul Stover, an Aspen-area master furniture maker whose Colorado shop has produced architectural millwork and bespoke hardwood cabinetry for high-end homes for twenty-five years. Tracy handles the driver selection, enclosure tuning, and crossover; Stover builds the cabinets in solid walnut and shop-sawn spalted hackberry veneers. Production is made-to-order rather than warehoused. At the Lone Star Audio Fest the FF-1 and LS-6 are demonstrated alongside Audio Crafters Guild Panzerholz racks, the Miller Audio Dyna-70 tube amplifier, and PS Audio power regeneration — a stack that locates PureArtFi clearly in the boutique, owner-operator tier of American loudspeaker building. It is not chasing the engineering-flagship territory of Magico, B&W, or KEF, nor the horn-and-SET aesthetic of Volti or Pi Speakers; instead it sits with the small builders who treat the Purifi platform as a measurement-driven foundation and the cabinet as a piece of furniture in its own right.