M's system

Man is called an “auditory animal” because his sense of hearing
produces the most accurate judgment in a life-and-death situation.
On the verge of an enemy attack in pitch darkness, what do we rely on?
We cannot see, or touch, or taste the enemy.
Our sense of smell is not effective enough to issue a reliable judgment.
What we do is we perk our ears and feel the situation.

Between birth and death, we are able to shut off our other senses
anytime at will, but only our sense of hearing continues to function ceaselessly.
In fact, it already functions properly in our fetal stage before we are born.

To perceive sound, we utilize 24,000 sensors suspended in a sea of lymph
stimulated by vibrations conveyed from the outer ear through the middle ear to the inner ear.
Combinations of these sensors, which resonate with the frequencies of the vibrations,
give rise to our sensation of hearing.

Though the function is nothing short of miraculous, what do we usually do
for this sensation of hearing, which is so important, delicate and sensitive?
We surround ourselves with digital sounds, machine noises and direct sounds,
remaining unconscious of acoustic quality. We undoubtedly try to eliminate
or avoid unwanted sounds but are most likely surprisingly unmindful of vibrational quality.

To optimally listen to sound with a conventional system, you must position yourself
in front of two big heavy speakers, one to your left and the other to your right,
and confine yourself to a list of other restrictions that would be tiring to list in writing.
In short, the optimal listening position is very limited because it must always be relative to
the positioning of the speakers.

On the other hand, M’s System Vibrational Speakers are small and light
and can be placed almost anywhere.
And with a single speaker, panoramic sound capturing the vivid sensation of
a live performance pervades the entire space, eliminating the conventional need
for an optimal listening position.
This means you can fully enjoy freedom in listening to music naturally
from anywhere in the space, whether it is vast or limited.