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Estelon Introduces the Forza Ultra, the Next Evolution of Forza Speakers
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Estelon Introduces the Forza Ultra, the Next Evolution of Forza Speakers

Stas Ustenko
Stas Ustenko

16.09.2026 10:08 | ~2 minutes read

Estelon Forza Ultra - the new High-End loudspeakers drawing on technologies developed for Estelon’s flagship platform, the four-way design features all-new Accuton drivers, a redesigned crossover network, proprietary connector system and Stillpoints Ultra SS V2 isolation. Development of Estelon Forza Ultra focused on preserving the scale and natural balance of the original Forza while improving transparency, dynamics and bass control.

Estelon Forza Ultra
Estelon Forza Ultra. Image source - (c) Estelon

“Music carries memory and human expression. Our work is to protect those qualities as the signal moves through the loudspeaker,” says Alfred Vassilkov, Co-founder and Chief Designer of Estelon. “With the Forza Ultra, every engineering change serves the same purpose: the loudspeaker should draw less attention to itself, so the connection between listener and performance becomes more immediate.”

Estelon Forza Ultra
Estelon Forza Ultra. Image source - (c) Estelon

The Estelon Forza Ultra uses a four-way driver system manufactured by Accuton to Estelon’s specifications. Two custom 250 mm (11 inch) long-stroke aluminium dome woofers feature neodymium motor systems engineered for highly linear excursion. Their low position couples bass energy efficiently to the room, while Estelon’s Symmetric Driver Loading technology gives both woofers the same acoustic load so they move in unison. The result is deep bass with greater definition, authority and control. A custom 190 mm (8 inch) midwoofer and 90 mm (5 inch) midrange bring Accuton’s Crystalid membrane technology to the Forza platform. Crystalid combines high rigidity with low moving mass, supporting fast transient response, low distortion and tonal purity. Accuton’s latest-generation 25 mm (1 inch) diamond tweeter uses an updated surround and multi-cavity rear chamber to preserve transient energy and fine detail. Clean extension to 60 kHz supports natural high-frequency reproduction and precise imaging.

 

Estelon Forza Ultra
Estelon Forza Ultra. Image source - (c) Estelon

Estelon’s Flat Foil Direct Coupling connects the crossover components in a star configuration and keeps cable runs short. The components are hand-soldered on a purpose-developed mounting plate that provides precise layout without conventional PCB materials in the signal path. The signal enters through Estelon’s proprietary spring-loaded connector system, first developed for the Extreme Mk II. A high-grade copper foil ribbon runs directly towards the crossover, reducing metal-to-metal interfaces. The system accepts banana plugs, spade connectors and bare wire, and supports bi-wiring.

Estelon Forza Ultra
Estelon Forza Ultra. Image source - (c) Estelon

Stillpoints Ultra SS V2 isolators are supplied as standard. Their ceramic bearing system dissipates vibrational energy and reduces the transfer of micro-vibrations between the 150 kg (330 lb) cabinet and the floor, helping to lower the noise floor and sharpen bass transients. The proprietary marble-based composite cabinet uses non-parallel internal surfaces and dedicated driver chambers to suppress structural resonance and standing waves. Its curved exterior reduces diffraction, while the geometry of the front panel aligns the upper drivers and controls high-frequency dispersion across a wider listening area.

Forza Ultra MSRP - from €159,000 or US$227,000 per pair.

More info - https://estelon.com/speaker/forza-ultra/

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