• The cabinet is made from Birch plywood, which is strong and solid, and the small size makes it very easily portable. The small size is made possible by the use of a co-axial driver in a sealed enclosure. With the high-frequencies exiting co-axially through the center of the woofer, no extra space is required for the addition of a high-frequency horn.
• The low and midrange frequencies are produced by a high-sensitivity 12” cone woofer with a 3” voice coil and a neodymium magnet. The same magnet is used for the 3” diaphragm high-frequency compression driver, the 1.4” output of which passes through the woofer’s pole-piece. The inner surface of the pole-piece is machined into the shape of a horn. The woofer cone is the continuation of that horn, making it possible to generate very high output from a very small total surface area.
• The resulting coverage pattern is 80° conical, permitting a large coverage area and a great deal of placement options. A significant advantage of co-axial loudspeakers is the consistency of their off-axis response. Aside from delivering a more consistent and intelligible sound field, this also makes them much more resistant to feedback.

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