Jean-Marie Reynaud Bliss Silver Stained Cherry

During one of the musical meetings of La Baule, I was struck by the beauty of the sound of the quartet of instruments named "evangelists" played by the Modigliani Quartet.
These four instruments, made from the wood of one tree by nineteenth century instrument-maker JB Vuillaume, made me understand how much harmony could arise from a set of instruments conceived as a set rather than as individual pieces. Moved by the sonic beauty and sublime complementary harmony of these four instruments, I tried to apply a new methodology to the conception and the development of a pair of loudspeakers, designed not as single units but as a pair, to be played with each other for stereophonic listening. I saw that what was needed to achieve perfectly harmonious musical results would be an absolute match of the electric and mechanical performance of the pair. I thus began the study of the BLISSSILVER, which had to meet these specifications.