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| Warranty | 5 years |
Elegant fit for the 1961 Tower. 1961 Height has rubber on its back which protects the surface of the Tower.
Perfect on-wall as on-speaker and on-ceiling. With its sleek design, it will blend in smoothly with white and black color options.
We don’t use cheap pins. All our speakers have magnetic grills with a perfect fit and HDF Premium quality cabinets.
With a flush wall or ceiling mount, the cables can pass the cable channel without adding space so it stays snug on its surface. VESA 100 ready.
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great speakersJimmy Ray
5.00 out of 5
Introducing 1961 Height, a speaker our customers have been requesting for a long time. A speaker designed for height and Atmos duties in a home theatre, but not at all limited to those applications. It perfectly fits on top of the 1961 Tower speaker for a smart look and good sound integration for the Atmos channels.
Frequency response does not reflect maximum output but shows its true response in a anechoic chamber. Typically you will see an elevated response in the bass response below 40Hz in room due to room gain, which can add around 6dB pr. octave under 40Hz depending on the size of your room.
The charts display frequency response measured at different angles, the sum of which is referred to as power response. Much scientific research has been undertaken on this subject and a linear power response has proven a substantial impact on the overall sound, because the frequency response is more even in all directions. This means an Arendal Sound speaker will be more tolerant of differences in room shape, size, construction and materials.
The impedance charts are electrical measurements of the loudspeaker’s resistance vs frequency.
