Danley Now Shipping the Smaller, Flexible, and Really Afforable GO-2Danley Sound Lab announces the new Go-2, a loudspeaker, is now available and shipping. While Danley is known for building unconventional loudspeakers and subs that use innovative technologies the Go-2 fills a gap at the opposite end of the spectrum, where smaller, low-cost loudspeakers are needed, the company says. The Go-2 uses injection-molded cabinets that are constructed, like all Danley molded loudspeakers and subwoofers, in Gainesville, Georgia. While completely at home indoors, both in terms of aesthetics and rigging points, the Go-2 is also impervious to weather and ready to deliver Danley intelligibility, musicality, and transparency to fans outdoors. Currently, the Go-2 is available with an eight-inch coaxial driver (GO-2-8CX). Plans are to expand the line in the future. "For a long time, we've been hearing designers and integrators say, 'Man, we love the sound and performance of Danley, but we need a go-to box that competes with the Asian made products' price," said Mike Hedden, president of Danley Sound Labs. "Sure, we could have followed the others and have products made off-shore or south of the border, but that's not who we are. To do it right (the Danley way) required a lot of thinking, planning and hard work. Today we're introducing the Go-2-8CX, which I'm happy to call a Danley product. I challenge anyone to A/B it against their favorite entry-level loudspeaker; a Go-2 will beat it. Moreover, I'm proud to say that, unlike almost every other entry-level loudspeaker on the market, the Danley Go-2-8CX is built right here in the USA." 
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