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SpeakerCraft – Highend Custom Installation
Custom Installation Speakers, Amplifiers and Media Distribution Systems from the world market leader
The focus of the inventor of the built-in speaker is always on the
customer.
SpeakerCraft has many different series of loudspeakers, each with its
own specific purpose. The individual models in each series match each other’s
sonic fingerprint. The result is the ability for you to choose speakers from
different series and maintain a uniform sound throughout a home theater or from
room-to-room in a whole-house system.
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you move up the ladder from a 1 to a 5, you will notice that the higher the
number the more expensive the speaker.
Why is that? The reason is that each
material gets lighter, stronger and faster, thus being able to handle more power
with less work providing the greatest reproduction possible at both low and high
volumes.
One Series: Polypropylene; Two Series: Glass Fiber; Three Series: Aluminum;
Five Series: Kevlar®
In a home theater this is critical as the original sound tracks are mixed on
a system with five identical speakers. This is why it is recommended to use
five, six or seven identical speakers in a home theater for optimum response.
However, in a home the aesthetics play a very important role. For example,
in-wall speakers may be fine for the front, left, center and right channels but
in the rear the homeowner often prefers in-ceiling speakers that are less
physically obtrusive. In this case you simply need to select the same model from
two different series. For example, if you have selected the AIM LCR Three for
the front channels you could match them to a pair of AIM8 Three’s for the rear
speakers in the ceiling. Now the “timbre” or sonic fingerprint is the same in
all five speakers. This holds true throughout the SpeakerCraft
line.
Innovations you can hear
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WavePlane Tweeter BaffleUnlike box speakers where the tweeter and
the main driver can be separated into two distinct areas, architectural
speakers typically share the space due to the limits on size. Traditional
architectural speakers position the tweeter on a single post thus causing
diffraction and other interferences. SpeakerCraft has improved performance
by creating the WavePlane™ Tweeter Baffle. The WavePlane™ Tweeter Baffle
is a series of concentric circular rings that spread across the surface of
the speaker onto which the tweeter is mounted.
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AIM pivoting technology
In most installations architectural speakers will be positioned a good
distance from the listener and will commonly be off axis. To combat this
issue we implemented our AIM™ pivoting technology. The AIM™ pivoting
technology allows the woofer of the speaker to independently pivot and can
be rotated up to 17 degrees in any direction, thus allowing the sound to
be focused on the listening area or reflected off adjacent
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