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Floorstanding loudspeakers — Acoustic Energy AE509

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Acoustic Energy AE509
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Acoustic Energy 509 is an floorstanding loudspeaker representing the top five hundredth line of AE. The main difference between the new product and traditional AE dynamics systems. Carbon fiber is used instead of the usual aluminum. This innovation has affected not only the speakers, but also the tweeter. For midrange and bass players, the increase in coils has become a significant change.

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