Loudspeakers

The AER bd-3 or Voxativ AC-2.6 drivers are responsible for the sound in these unusual speakers — they provide powerful and realistic sound.

The speakers are unusual in their appearance and shape, which will delight all audiophiles who strive for something unusual.

BedRock is a bass module that can be used with a pair of Acora speakers. It expands the capabilities of the SB/RB speakers and adds a sense of lightness and depth to the popular SRC-1 and SRC-2 models.

Acora Acoustics SRB is a Gem model from the GEM series. It provides a wide and exciting sound stage, conveys the nuances and depth of the music. For the manufacture of speakers, granite or quartzite housings are used, which do not absorb sound energy and do not lubricate the sound.

These speakers have the shape of a truncated pyramid, and have a rather impressive weight of 195 kg. Designed for large rooms.

The model operates in the frequency range from 29 Hz to 30,000 Hz, is equipped with an inch beryllium tweeter and a pair of 7-inch midrange/woofer drivers with sandwich diffusers.

This is a model with a two-lane design. The mid- and low-frequency range is voiced by dual 7-inch drivers with cellulose diffusers.

Acora Acoustics QRC-1 is a speaker system with a body made of a combination of natural granite and quartz.

Acora Acoustics SRC-1 is a junior outdoor model from a Canadian company. It uses a single 7-inch midrange/woofer with a multi-layer paper diffuser and a 1-inch diameter soft dome tweeter.

The Agora Acoustics QRB has a very unusual case. The fact is that its panels are made of solid slabs of black granite 2 cm thick.

Each speaker is equipped with a one-inch beryllium tweeter, complemented by a 5.5-inch paper cone driver.

This speaker model is designed to work in mixing studios, and it solves the main problem of most studio monitors — uneven response, especially at low frequencies.

In the speakers, a small full-range driver located on top is perfectly combined with an endless transmission woofer, producing the most realistic sound.

According to Frank Brenner, CEO of the company, the acoustics geometry is the result of using an improved acoustic model based on studies of the influence of directional patterns on the sound of the system.

This small speaker can be placed almost anywhere in the room. Not only does it have a small weight, but the port of the phase inverter is brought forward.

The speakers have an unusual shape and are slightly tilted. Thus, the developers, as they claim, managed to achieve a balance between direct and indirect sound.

Davone Twist is an floorstanding loudspeaker with unique twisted side panels. When designing the model, Davon Audio specialists achieved the best possible interaction of the speakers with the acoustics of the room and the correct bass response.

The Davone Solo is a high—end floor speaker. Optimal driver placement and thoughtful internal acoustics ensure a balanced sound picture: open, detailed, controlled and immersive.

The main drivers (7.5" Extreme Carbon) in Davone Reference Two are equipped with fiber composite and carbon fiber diffusers, which completely eliminates resonance between 1,000 and 2,000 Hz.

The high-frequency range of the speakers is entrusted to a tweeter with a diaphragm made of pure beryllium, the moving mass of which is only 0.1 grams. A powerful magnetic system allows to obtain magnetic induction in the gap at the level of 2 Tesla.