The trinity of ubiqaudiolab unites Igor Kante, Igor Akrapovič, and Andrej Lakner in a remarkable and powerful venture that goes beyond the usual norms. All three are strong individuals whose unique paths have crossed and have been enriched by decades of experience in high-end audio.
ubiqaudiolab amplifiers combine an innovative interplay of art and technology without tiring effects or distractions. They present reality objectively with a unique clarity of origin and presence, where the music is inseparable from its core qualities.
Matej Isak (M&S)
Igor Akrapovič needs no introduction, as he has created an unrivaled brand with his bespoke, state-of-the-art exhaust systems that have no peers. Igor Kante, a university-readied electronics engineer, began his career as a retailer and also developed his first amplifier back in the 1980s. Andrej Lakner is a specialist in high-tech medical devices and an electronics brainiac who has been involved in the development and research of audio circuits since his youth.
This trio forms one of the most exciting newly founded high-end audio brands that have been waiting a long time to hit the market. It took decades of intensive research and development and countless investments to reach the point where they all agreed to reach the extremely high threshold.
Everything had to meet the highest standards, including the materials and parts used. Unlike many similar brands where the marketing blurb simply covers mediocre components and engineering, ubiqaudiolab has opted for a true cost no object state-of-the-art to present something significant that was destined from the outset to surpass the ordinary.
The very essence of the ubiqaudiolab begins with performance. Think Koenigsegg, Pagani, smaller boutique productions, and high-end audio products of the highest caliber, designed from the ground up for music lovers, audio enthusiasts, and connoisseurs in search of an exceptional experience.
ubiqaudiolabs’ products pay homage to the exceptional, bespoke craft of the high-end audio industry and let the music dictate what the amplifier has to do, rather than the other way around, as is all too often the case with the amplifiers regardless of the price.