The distance between the baffle of all 1961 speakers and the front of the grille is 2.1 cm as you can see from the image below. 1961 Tower dimensions 1961 Monitor/Center dimensions 1961 Height dimensions 1961 Bookshelf dimensions 1961 Surround dimensions
The distance between the baffle of all 1723 speakers and the front of the grille is 3.27 cm as you can see from the image below. 1723 Tower dimensions 1723 Monitor/Center dimensions 1723 Surround dimensions
Can I connect my 4 Ohm speakers to my 8 Ohm amplifier?! The short answer (TLDR): absolutely YES! All of our Arendal Sound Speakers are 4Ohm nominal. The actual impedance varies with frequency. It is not a constant. You can see this here in the measured impedance curve. Only a small section dips below 5Ohm. […]
Our 1723 Stand can be filled to get a low center of gravity and minimize even the lowest resonances. The internal volume of the 1723 Stand is approximately 36 liters Use dry sand, like quartz sand, or specialized filler like this Fill to 1/2 or 3/4, that is more than enough
One way we have managed to achieve such low prices is by shipping direct-to-customer. While the purchase process is very smooth, sometimes Customs requires a little information from you, the importer. Why Wasn’t I Told before Purchase? As you can imagine, each country’s Customs policy is unique and can change at any time, thus it […]
We all look forward to the delivery of a new speaker just like a child at Christmas. A dented or lightly damaged box is almost expected, but when that damage reaches your new purchase, it is always disheartening. Here is what to do if you receive a damaged item. Start with the Box If your […]
Time-alignment is crucial to a high fidelity experience but is definitely intimidating to those who are unfamiliar with the process. With this short guide, we hope to make the time-alignment process much less painful, and for some, even fun. Basic Time-Alignment Formula Professional software typically measures time-alignment/delay in milliseconds, but some software makes it easier […]
Here you can see the width of the entire spike bar as well as the distance between each spike itself and the height of the spike.
Here you can see the width of the entire spike bar as well as the distance between each spike itself and the height of the spike.
Subwoofer hum is a potential issue that can be caused by a variety or combination of sources. Finding the solution is usually a complex game of trial and error, depending entirely on the root cause. In order to save yourself some initial headache, please try the troubleshooting guide below: Grounding Issue The ground current is […]
