While small speakers typically use a two-way design, Xyla employs a three-way configuration to ensure full reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, while allowing each driver to operate only within its optimal frequency range, thus minimizing distortion. At the heart of the system is a high-quality midrange driver from Danish manufacturer SB Acoustics, responsible for the critical range from lower midrange to lower treble, the area to which the human ear is most sensitive.

To ensure perfect detail at the highest frequencies, the system is complemented by a tweeter from the same manufacturer capable of reaching up to 40 kHz, adding airiness and openness to the sound. It also features wide dispersion, expanding the optimal listening area.

The lowest frequencies are handled by a bass “specialist” with a paper cone and long excursion, capable of reproducing frequencies below 40 Hz in typical listening rooms. It is supported by a front-firing bass reflex port designed with a large diameter, specific geometry, and carefully tuned length to maintain performance without compression even at higher volumes. The front-facing port also provides great flexibility in placement—the speakers can be positioned in a bookshelf, on a desk, or close to a wall.