Creek Audio launches first of three models in new speaker range making its debut at Bristol Hi-Fi Show
The Cymatics 6 promise “controlled extension and spatial precision”
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British hi-fi brand Creek Audio has launched the Cymatics 6 standmount speakers, the first of three planned models for its new Cymatics speaker range.
Making their debut at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show 2026 next week, these two-way bookshelf speakers will be joined later in the year by the Cymatics 6 and 9 models, with the range sharing common design characteristics, according to Creek.
The single-wired Cymatics 6 are equipped with a 25mm aluminium-dome tweeter and a 17.1cm custom fibre mid/bass unit, with the two crossing over at a frequency of 2.6kHz. A rear-firing bass port is also on board for fine-tuning the lower frequencies.
Creek Audio’s new standmount speakers measure 41 × 22.5 × 34cm (hwd) and the British manufacturer says the cabinet architecture, crossover topology, and driver integration have been optimised for performance and deliver “controlled extension and spatial precision”.
While at the Bristol Hi-Fi Show, Creek will also showcase a new prototype integrated amplifier featuring its MOSFET Class A/B framework.
Creek Audio’s Cymatics 6 speakers will be available in a gloss black or eco-friendly wood finish, while their price is still TBC.
It will be interesting to see how they stack up against our current picks for the best bookshelf speakers.
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James Cook is a staff writer at What Hi-Fi?. He spent several years writing for various business publications, before completing a National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) Diploma in Journalism. Outside of work, James spends his time playing bass guitar, watching TV and motivating himself to keep fit, often unsuccessfully.
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