New carbon fiber composite monomer Rockport Technologies Atria speaker

American Rockport Technologies' newly released floor-standing speaker Atria ranks between Alya and Avior. The number of monomers used is just between Alya and Avior. Obviously, it is to fill the gap and let the product line The connection is more compact and complete.

From the appearance, Atria's speakers are very similar to Avior, like the reduced version of Avior. The monomers used in Atria are also the same as Avior. The midrange and bass use Rockport's latest custom carbon fiber sandwich monomer, and the treble is Scan-Speak's diaphragm diaphragm tweeter. In addition to the increased rigidity required for the new monomer, the new special monomer has been specially designed with a strong magnetic circuit system to reduce distortion. Atria's internal wiring is a large-scale use of Transparent. The biggest difference between Atria and Avior is the woofer. Avior uses two 9-inch woofers, and Atria has only one, but even so, Atria still has excellent frequency response from 28Hz to 30kHz.

According to the designer and president of Rockport Technologies, the Atria has a very close sound performance with Avior, but it is a small size and is a speaker for smaller spaces. The Atria cabinet is made of three layers of reinforced platen, giving the cabinet a 6-inch thickness, providing the rigidity required of Atria to minimize speaker resonance, and the narrow front panel design of the front baffle eliminates anomalous diffraction The problem.

Equipment specifications

Type: 3 sound channel 3 single unit floor speaker

Monomer: 1 inch 铍 treble × 1,6 inch carbon fiber sandwich midrange × 1,9 inch carbon fiber sandwich bass × 1

Frequency response: 28Hz ~ 30kHz

Average impedance: 4 ohms

Sensitivity: 87.5dB

Size: 43.5 × 12.5 × 20 inches (H × W × D)