We guess most of your are familiar with the Bulgarian tuners from Vilner. They specialize in upgrading the interior of various high-end vehicles. At the last Frankfurt auto show, the Croatia car manufacturer Rimac revealed a new supercar, called simply Concept One. Apparently, Vilner and Rimac recently entered a partnership, which resulted in the development of a new hi-fi sound system inspired by the Croatian supercar. Contrary to what you may think, Vilner's new sound system is not destined for you car, but for your living room.
The exterior design of Vilner's latest creation was inspired by the Rimac Concept One, which could into production in the near future.
Vilner's new hi-fi comes with two 339cm Aero Horns, which are made from Ukrainian first-quality birch plywood and have been calculated with a precision of 0.01 mm. The actual speakers are made by Etheraudio and use a high sensitivity cobalt magnetic system (98db/1W/1m). Vilner's sound system also comes with a vacuum tube amplifier, featuring a monoblock construction, which promises to have no negative feedback.
Vilner will build only 10 Rimac Concept One inspired sound systems, priced at whopping EUR 50,000 each.
