Revival Audio Atalante Grande Réserve – Timeless Classics, Limited to 300 Pairs

The flagship loudspeakers from the French company Revival Audio come in a vintage-inspired design, built in a three-way configuration, and are named Atalante Grande Réserve. Production is limited to just 300 pairs worldwide.

The Atalante Grande Réserve combines retro styling that nods to the golden age of audio with advanced engineering and high-quality modern components. The RASC Évo tweeter features an internal anti-resonance dome (ARID) designed to counter 97% of resonant phenomena. A neodymium motor system significantly improves dynamics, while the Tetoron dome has a special coating aimed at achieving a smoother frequency response. The RASC Évo midrange driver delivers transparency, tonal purity, and balanced sound thanks to the similar ARID+ technology, a neodymium magnet system, and an aluminum rear chamber.

Low-frequency duties are handled by the 12-inch BSC Grande Réserve woofer, developed on the basis of the similarly sized bass driver used in the Atalante 5. According to the manufacturer, here it provides deeper bass with greater extension and clarity. The Basalt Sandwich Construction (BSC) cone incorporates lava stone, and the 3-inch voice coil raises power handling and improves transient response.

The cabinet of the Atalante Grande Réserve has been completely redesigned: internal bracing has been reinforced, and special mounts to the supplied stands provide improved stability and better vibration control. On the rear panel of each loudspeaker there is an aluminum plate with WBT binding posts, engraved with the serial number from the limited run of 300 pairs. The crossover uses Mundorf capacitors and resistors, oversized inductors, and internal wiring by Van den Hul Skyline.

The three-way Atalante Grande Réserve loudspeakers are already on sale in Europe at a recommended retail price starting from €12,000 per pair.