Harman's JBL has unveiled its new flagship projectthe Everest DD67000 loudspeakerwith an array of upgrades. These speakers borrow their design characteristics from the brand's classic model, the Hartsfield, and its styling from the Paragon.

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pHarmanandrsquo;s JBL has unveiled its new flagship projectandmdash;the Everest DD67000 loudspeakerandmdash;with an array of upgrades. These speakers borrow their design characteristics from the brandandrsquo;s classic model, the Hartsfield, and its styling from the Paragon./p
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pThe loudspeakers boast of new woofers for delivering a better performance, in comparison to its predecessor. Its exterior features rosewood and maple finish with carbon-fibre trims and midrange bi-radial horns that are made of SonoGlass material. Their look is further defined with curvaceous and angled surfaces to render a more chic appearance.andnbsp;/p pandnbsp;/p
pProject Everest DD67000 makes use of a crossover network that consists of four circuit boards. Apart from these, the speakersandrsquo; mechanical structure is made using components like air-core inductors, polypropylene foil capacitors, wire-wound and metal oxide resistors./p
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pThis flagship project by JBL is exclusively available in India at Meilleur by Fairdeal Electronics and it costs a whopping INR 80 lakhs./p
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