Atlantic Technology In-Wall Louds user manual

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Atlantic Technology Innovations for In-Wall Loudspeakers
Low-Resonance Tweeter (LRT™) and Directional Vector Control (DVC™)


It is obvious that people choose in-walls a flashlight right over the listener’s head.
because they don’t want to see speaker The so-called “pivoting tweeter” is not
boxes in their room. Furthermore, most much help, because it doesn’t play the
people mount in-walls high off the floor— midrange! And to make matters worse,
above the sight line—again, because when y

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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 use them for front-channel LCR duty. The behavior. midrange sounds—which determine directionality and intelligibility—are directed We all know that speakers lobe. So why down at the seated listeners’ ears, even not take advantage of that fact instead of though the speakers are six or seven feet fighting it? That’s what our