Atlantic Technology IWCB-727-S THX Select 2 In-Wall Closed Box Speaker-MTP 6 1/2

Description: Product Description IWCB-727-S THX Select 2 In-Wall Closed Box Speaker-MTP 6 1/2-Inch From the Manufacturer From the Manufacturer Atlantic Technology Combines Beauty and FunctionAtlantic's revolutionary In-Wall Closed Box speakers have changed the rules for in-wall speakers. Finally, inconspicuous appearance and refined, top-of-the-line sound are no longer mutually exclusive. Atlantic Technology's IWCB-727 in-wall speaker is a totally enclosed in-wall speaker system that mounts as easily as a conventional in-wall speaker using familiar, tried-and true mounting methods. However, the Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 takes in-wall sound quality to a whole new level with it's THX-certified performance. Utilizing two 6-1/2" carbon-fiber woofers and the newest version of Atlantic's renowned Low Resonance Tweeter, the Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 has an incredibly smooth, accurate, detailed sound. It also has the guts and power-handling required to fill the largest home theaters with movie sound effects and music at lifelike levels. Atlantic Technology IWCB-727: Like a World-Class Athlete The Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 In-Wall speaker blends beautifully into any decor The State of Our Art The totally enclosed design eliminates all the usual in-wall performance uncertainties. THX Select 2 certification ensures high output, accurate response, and low distortion. Atlantic's exclusive Directional Vector Control means even if listeners are seated below the speaker they still hear the best sound. Atlantic Technology's Special Low-Resonance Tweeter radiates sound over a much wider angle than conventional speakers for exceptional coverage. Also, the GFR grille/frame assemblies are packaged and sold separately for maximum installation/scheduling flexibility. Everyone is impressed with our In-Wall Closed Box series. These unique models have defined a new level of in-wall speaker performance with their solid, sealed MDF enclosures, their easy installation, and their incredible placement flexibility. We’ve taken Atlantic Technology to a new level with the IWCB-727. The Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 is like a world-class athlete with all the right moves: fast, powerful, and adaptable to virtually any situation. THX Select 2 Certification THX is a series of standards and technologies originally developed by Lucas Film Ltd. (of Star Wars fame) and now an entity unto itself. These technologies and standards are intended to ensure that what you hear and see on your A/V system, as closely as possible, matches what the director/artist/engineer heard and saw during the final mixing of the source material. THX standards are intended to enhance every type of viewing and listening experience including the latest discrete multi-channel digital formats. In fact, the 727’s performance is so good, it’s the very first speaker of any kind to earn THX’s new stringent Select 2 certification. Carbon Fiber Woofers The IWCB-727’s performance goes beyond that of the others in our Closed-Box line. It uses two sophisticated 6-1/2" carbon-fiber woofers in a 2-1/2-way configuration, for maximum output, sensitivity, power-handling, and optimum midrange dispersion characteristics, as well as a brand-new version of our famous 1" LRT soft dome tweeter, for even better top-octave extension and greater High Frequency power radiation. The IWCB-727 features carbon-fiber woofers Atlantic Technology Low Resonance Tweeter (LRT) Front panel Directional Vector Control (DVC) Solid MDF construction Low Resonance Tweeter (LRT) It is obvious that people choose in-walls because they don’t want to see speaker boxes in their room. Furthermore, most people mount in-walls high off the floor— above the sight line—again, because people don’t want to see the speakers. The result of this is that much of the sound is focused above the listener's head and distorted in terms of the frequency response balance of the sound reaching the listener's ears. Previous attempts to compensate for this non-optimal positioning have used some variant of the "pivoting tweeter" approach. But pivoting tweeters don’t work very well. Here’s why: two-way tweeters cross over too high in frequency—about 3,500-4,000 Hz—so it is the woofer, not the tweeter, that plays most of the midrange, and it’s the midrange that your ear uses to determine directionality. Woofers beam badly in the upper midrange. If the woofer is above ear level, it’s going to beam the upper midrange like a flashlight right over the listener’s head. The so-called "pivoting tweeter" is not much help, because it doesn’t play the midrange! And to make matters worse, when you pivot a tweeter, you introduce a ledge or shelf that diffracts the tweeter's output and smears the propagation of the treble frequencies. It’s a messy, inelegant solution that probably does more harm than good. So here’s what we did instead: We modified our tweeter so it can play lower frequencies; far down into the midrange, about a full octave lower than a conventional tweeter to around 2,000 Hz. It’s a very highly engineered tweeter system with a vented back plate, playing into its own sub enclosure (complete with internal stuffing!), and special heat-sinking. We call it the Low-Resonance Tweeter (LRT™). Now the woofer doesn’t have to struggle to reach into the upper midrange, and we get a much smoother blend of radiation coverage angles as we transition from the woofer to the tweeter. Directional Vector Control (DVC) and Boundary Compensation One of the characteristics of speaker performance is what engineers call "lobing." A speaker’s output will lobe up or down, depending on things like crossover topology, driver positioning, etc. It can be very frustrating to develop, say, a new 35" tall floor-standing speaker and find that its smoothest response was 15 degrees down from straight ahead (aimed right at the listener’s knees!), all because you didn’t pay proper attention to lobing behavior. We all know that speakers lobe. So why not take advantage of that fact instead of fighting it? That’s what our exclusive Directional Vector Control (DVC™) does. By flipping the DVC switch to "on," we electronically manipulate the crossover so that the speaker’s midrange output lobes down about 15 degrees from the speaker. This is perfect for when this speaker is mounted above ear level and you want to use them for front-channel LCR duty. The midrange sounds—which determine directionality and intelligibility—are directed down at the seated listeners’ ears, even though the speakers are six or seven feet above the floor. Therefore, between the low crossover point of LRT and the up-down midrange lobing of the DVC, we’ve engineered a speaker that covers the listening area more effectively, without the drawbacks and compromises of ordinary high-crossover pivoting tweeters, and without having to resort to the expense of a three-way design. We’ve also included a Boundary control to compensate for the upper bass/lower midrange buildup that occurs when a speaker is mounted near a ceiling or wall boundary, and there’s a three-position HF level control to adjust tweeter level for varying room acoustics. Sealed MDF Enclosure The Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 LCR speaker features a sealed MDF enclosure that optimizes performance and removes the acoustic variable of a wall cavity. Required Accessories for the Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 LCR Speakers The Atlantic TechnologyGFR-626grille/frame assembly is required for installation of the IWCB-727 LCR speakers. Optional Accessories for the Atlantic Technology IWCB-727 LCR Speakers The Atlantic TechnologyIN-NC-626is the optional new construction bracket for the IWCB-727. Take the IWCB-727 in-wall speaker video tour Technical Specifications Type: 2-1/2-way W-T-W array Drivers: Woofer: 6-1/2" Carbon Fiber Tweeter: 1" LRT soft dome Frequency Response: 75Hz – 20kHz ±3dB Nominal Impedance: 6 Ohms Crossover Frequencies: 800, 2.2kHz Sensitivity: 89dB Recommended Power: 10 – 140 Watts RMS Dimensions (W x H x D): 12-5/16" x 21-5/8" x 3-7/8" Cutout Dimensions (W x H ) 11-1/8" x 20-3/8" Net Weight (ea): 13 lbs Dual 6 1/2-Inch high-output carbon fiber woofers 1-Inch Low Resonance (LRT™) Dome Tweeters Atlantic's exclusive DVC™ control directs high frequencies HF level controls Boundary Compensation control Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Price: 764.21 USD

Location: Pearland, Texas

End Time: 2023-12-05T04:46:12.000Z

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