Castle

The construction of the Castle Windsor series acoustic enclosures uses two-layer MDF panels separated by a thin layer of specially developed acoustic glue. This adhesive helps to suppress resonances in the hearing-critical mid-frequency range.

The model uses the 4th order LKR crossover (Linkwitz-Riley), which provides the best integration of dynamic heads. All critical inductors in the crossover are made with an air core.

The model can be used as an independent system for a music center, home theater, etc. It also works effectively in the side and rear channels of the surround sound system.

The Castle Avon 2 is a compact three—band speaker system with rich and expanded sound, as well as clearly legible basses. It opens well when working in stereo pairs in small and medium-sized rooms. However, it can work effectively in the rear or side channels of the surround sound system.

Castle Avon 4 is a three—way floorstanding loudspeaker with a natural and honest sound. It is suitable for use in stereo pairs for medium or large rooms, as well as in the front channels of surround sound systems.

Castle Avon 5 is the senior Avon series floorstanding loudspeaker with a three—way configuration.

Castle Knight 1 is a two—way bookshelf speaker. It can be used in the rear channels of a home theater or as part of a modest stereo system.

The Castle Knight 2 speaker system is a shelf model with a bass reflex design. It is equipped with a 150 mm woofer/midrange driver with a proprietary carbon fiber diffuser and a 25 mm tweeter with a soft fabric dome and an aluminum sound coil.

The Knight series speakers are designed and manufactured using drivers and components developed from start to finish independently – made possible solely by world-class research. Most speakers with a bass reflex located in the front or back easily excite standing waves in the room, which leads to a booming sound at certain frequencies.

Thanks to TPT (Twin-Pipe Technology) technology, which represents a new generation of acoustic maze design, open to the bottom of the speaker, or, in other words, thanks to systems that generate a bass response inside the case through the use of a two–tube quarter-wave resonator, the creators achieved smooth and smooth bass, complementing the radiation of the main low-frequency driver with a clear and clear sound.

150mm heads with carbon fiber diffusers and a phase-leveling "bullet" in the center are used as woofer and midrange drivers in this model. The tweeter with a soft inch dome is mounted in the center of a wide flange, slightly concave inwards.

The Castle Richmond IV has noticeably larger drivers - a 32 mm microfiber dome (loaded on the rear camera) is now responsible for the treble./The woofer is powered by a 150 mm woofer with a braided carbon fiber diffuser.