Acoustic Energy is proudly launching its new 500 loudspeaker series.
Billed as the latest evolution of the acclaimed range, the new models build on the foundations of the line-up, while introducing a host of what it says are significant engineering developments, derived from the company’s flagship Corinium project.
The range includes the AE500² standmounter at £1,200 and two foorstanders, starting with the two-way AE509² at £2,700 and flagship three-way AE520² at £4,000.
For home-cinema fans, there’s also the AE507² LCR / wall mount model at £650 each.
Upgrades over the outgoing models include an extensively redeveloped driver complement, with bass/midrange drivers featuring a new shallower carbon-fibre cone profile that’s engineered to deliver a more natural tonal balance.
These are then married to a new motor system with an ultra-linear inductance profile.
On treble duties, a 29mm soft-dome tweeter is at play that’s been developed from the Corinium model, while each speaker’s crossover network has been engineered to achieve low group delay, ensuring improved phase integration.
Each speaker is crafted using Acoustic Energy’s proven Resonance Suppression Composite (RSC) cabinet construction, which has been enhanced thanks to a new tapered profile to better control and disperse internal reflections.
Available in ‘piano’ gloss white and black finishes, plus American walnut wood veneer, visit Acoustic Energy to find out more.
