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Acoustic Energy is proud of the 24-pound speaker enclosure. The reflex port is newly located at the rear to eliminate audible turbulence. The MDF cabinet’s internal walls are lined with anti-resonant steel plating with strategically placed tensioned steel cross braces said to reduce cabinet distortion to the vanishing point.
1.26-inch “Ring-Dome Radiator” tweeter featuring a neodymium magnet. This “custom-built and Acoustic Energy designed” doped fabric diaphragm tweeter features a metal chassis, which is said to be directly interfaced with the aforementioned alloy baffle for low vibration.
Fascia constructed of a polished 10mm-thick aluminum billet (that’s almost a half-inch thick) that looks great and is claimed to serve several functions. First, it offers an acoustically inert platform from which to launch the waveform. Second, it acts as a heat sink wicking away damaging thermal energy from the mounted drivers. Extremely smooth and detailed with a robust and fast sounding bass.
Seldom seen for sale, in absolutely mint condition and has been unused / storage for well over 8 years approximately. There is a soft dimple (NO DAMAGE and Does not effect its performance) since it was there when I purchased it around 9 years ago. Simply trying to be as transparent and clear as possible.
The speakers is one of the best monitors out there. Stunning reviews globally and has a sonic “elecrtrostatic” type of resolution as reviewers agree upon.
Retailed for US$3500 to US$4000 pending finish
Description: Two-way, reflex-loaded, stand-mounted loudspeaker. Drive-units: 1.5″ (38mm) ring-radiator tweeter, 4.5″ (110mm) aluminum-cone woofer. Crossover: 2kHz, second-order. Frequency response: 45Hz–40kHz, ±3dB. Sensitivity: 87dB/2.83V/m. Impedance: 8 ohms nominal, 5.8 ohms minimum. THD: <0.3%, 200Hz–20kHz (no level specified). Power handling: 200W. Maximum SPL: 105dB at 1m.
Dimensions: 12.2″ (310mm) H by 7.3″ (185mm) W by 9.8″ (250mm) D. Weight: 24.2 lbs (11kg) each.