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The Qianxun Pagoda is a massive brick and earth structure located in Dali, Yunnan, China. Constructed around 840 CE during the Tang dynasty, it serves as the central and tallest component of the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple. The tower features a square base and rises sixteen stories to a heigh...
The DALI Epikore 11 is a high-end floor-standing speaker designed for discerning listeners. Its notable feature includes a Scan-Speak Beryllium Icon tweeter combined with sculpted Baltic birch cabinetry. This hybrid design produces a detailed and dynamic soundstage, making it suitable for audiophile...
The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida houses one of the most extensive collections of Salvador Dalí’s work globally. It showcases the artist's distinctive surrealist paintings, sculptures, and drawings, primarily representing his American period. The museum is particularly notable for its immer...
Swans Reflecting Elephants is a 1937 oil painting by Salvador Dalí and an example of his use of double imagery. Three swans float before leafless trees on a still lake, but their reflections combine with those of the trees to form the bodies, legs, and trunks of elephants. The transformation depends...
Luis Buñuel’s 1930 film, L’Age d’Or, explores societal absurdities through satirical comedy. The movie critiques bourgeois values and religious institutions using a primarily silent format alongside sound elements. It was one of the earliest French sound films, co-written by Buñuel and Salvador Dalí...
Christ of Saint John of the Cross is a 1951 oil painting by Salvador Dalí depicting the crucified Christ from a steep viewpoint above the cross. Dalí based the unusual perspective on a drawing attributed to the sixteenth-century Spanish mystic Saint John of the Cross, while placing the cross over a...
Lake Erhai is a large tectonic plateau lake situated in Yunnan Province in southwestern China. It covers an area of approximately 250 square kilometers at an elevation of 1,972 meters above sea level. The lake is named for its distinctive ear-like shape and is bordered by the Cangshan mountain range...
Dali speakers are famous for their natural, organic sound signature, and the Oberon 6 embodies this beautifully. They excel at reproducing the texture of acoustic instruments and the breathiness of human vocals, making them a joy for musicians and vocal enthusiasts. The cabinet construction often fe...
Galatea of the Spheres is a 1952 oil painting by Salvador Dalí depicting his wife and frequent model, Gala. Her face and upper body are assembled from suspended spheres that appear to float in a carefully ordered spatial arrangement. The portrait belongs to Dalí's postwar atomic period, when imagery...
DALI speakers are famous for their remarkable transparency and airy presentation, allowing subtle nuances in the recording to shine through. The Oberon 5 delivers this with a crisp, articulate high end that never sounds harsh. They provide a sense of space and depth, making the listening experience...
The Hallucinogenic Toreador is a large oil painting created by Salvador Dalí in 1969 and 1970. The composition repeats the Venus de Milo across a complex field of imagery, while shadows and negative space combine to reveal the face and clothing of a bullfighter when viewed as a whole. The work joins...
The DALI RUBIKORE 8 is a floor-standing loudspeaker designed for high-fidelity home audio reproduction. It features a hybrid tweeter module combining a soft dome tweeter with a ribbon tweeter to handle high frequencies. The speaker utilizes proprietary wood fiber cones for its midrange and bass driv...
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