Acoustic Energy

Acoustic Energy Corinium is a high-end British high-end floorstanding loudspeaker at a reasonable price. Not bulky at all (only 110 cm in height), the Acoustic Energy Corinium speaker system features a particularly bold oval profile compared to the rectangular standards of the English brand.

The special feature of the AE500 is in the speakers: they use carbon fiber instead of the usual ceramic—coated aluminum for AE, both in midrange/woofers and tweeters. The tweeters, as is customary with AE, are slightly recessed into the branded sound ducts, and the midrange and bass speakers have enlarged coils.

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.

Acoustic Energy AE 520 floorstanding loudspeakers are quite large — their height reaches 1.13 meters, and the weight of one speaker is 30 kg. The speakers here are familiar from other 500 series models, as well as their placement according to the D'Appolito scheme.

The Acoustic Energy AE300 model has received a solid, acoustically inert small housing made of MDF panels eighteen millimeters thick. A special high-performance proprietary technology is used for damping.

The Acoustic Energy AE309 model uses a new generation of midrange/woofer speakers. The shape and material are familiar, but it's no longer just paper, as in AE 100/109, but a compressed sandwich driver made of ceramic and aluminum.

The model uses 2 130mm bass drivers with an enhanced magnetic system and an independent midrange speaker for the voice spectrum. This configuration allows you to get a deep bass and a distinct midpoint. An aluminum tweeter with a diameter of 28 mm is installed in a WDR (Wide Dispersion Technology) acoustic lens, which allows high frequencies to evenly fill the voiced space.

The AE 308 Sub is equipped with a 500-watt power amplifier and has a full range of adjustments to effectively adjust the sound parameters.

The high-quality sound in the AE100 is mainly achieved through the use of a 130mm midbase paper speaker built on a heavy-duty high-stroke motor system.

The AE109 is a 2.5-way 175-watt floorstanding loudspeaker with a sensitivity of 89 dB, an impedance of 6 ohms and is capable of reproducing a frequency range from 41 Hz to 26,000 Hz.

The AE 120 speakers have a classic three-lane design. Two heads with an 11 cm paper diffuser are responsible for the bass part. Low-frequency drivers are powered by a phase inverter with a slot port at the top of the back of the case. The operating frequency of playback is in the range from 40 to 35 kHz with a rated power of 200 watts.

Each speaker in the AE1 model is powered by its own 50-watt Class A/B amplifier (4×50 watts per pair). The proprietary aluminum midrange/woofer is a modification of the 125mm AE1 Classic driver.

Each speaker in the AE1 model is powered by its own 50-watt Class A/B amplifier (4×50 watts per pair). The proprietary aluminum midrange/woofer is a modification of the 125mm AE1 Classic driver.

In this model, a downward-pointing 12-inch long-stroke driver with an "alloy reinforced cellulose fiber diffuser" is controlled by a 250-watt Class D amplifier. This combination provided a lower frequency limit of 26 Hz.

In this model, the developers used new low-frequency speakers made of paper and coconut fiber, which were created after careful research. They are complemented by a new tweeter with a soft dome. All this fits in a compact housing with a wall thickness of 18 mm.

As in other models of the updated line, new low-frequency drivers made of paper and coconut fiber are used here. Their appearance was the result of fruitful scientific work. The case is made of MDF and a material called RSC.

The AE320² is an updated series of floorstandin loudspeakers that uses an enlarged form factor, and its sound is based on an upgraded array of Corinium drivers.

A passive radiator is used in the column design, which allows this model to be mounted in a wall, as well as to use it in a vertical or horizontal orientation. In addition, the company used completely new drivers.