Equilibrium Three & Four Luxury Loudspeaker Systems from Faerber Acoustics
Great looks, awesome sound, and a comprehensive sound engineer; just a few of the words, which would best describe the Equillibrium Three and Four series loud speaker systems. With a natural stone horn shaped speaker and Karlson coupler with bass units, all departments we just mentioned has indeed been looked into with great penchant, and discerning audiophile shouldn’t have issues falling for these sets. With choices for the finishing, it gives the buyer the extra edge to select just what they want, with the Three and Four series which also have their own specialties:
Equilibrium Three
As the name suggests, this was created as 3-way passive speaker system, which has a Karlson coupler but combines on to a single coaxial unit. Like other luxury fabrications, natural stone is known to have its own properties to treat different sounds by magnifying them in unique ways as compared to other fabrics. Technically speaking, this system has a couple 18-inch bass drivers with front folded horns, apart from coaxial unit comprising of drivers made of beryllium membrane for higher frequencies, and dynamic range amplifiers of 200 Watts. The Karlson Coupler used here is made of copper and belongs to the category of 1,200 Hz combined together.
Equilibrium Four
Taking one step higher than the three series, this speaker system set uses a 4-way passive sound dispersion format, along with separate bass units; it’s low and middle frequency stone horns, combined with its middle and high frequency coaxial unit. However, the primary major difference in terms of technical features is the pair of 18-inch bass drivers which take up 200 Hz of strength each, and are physically heavier at 200 kgs per channel. Other than that, additions would include the stone horn amplifiers which are of 700Hz strength and the Karlson couplers of over 5,000 Hz each, made of copper, along with the controllable power amplifiers with full dynamic capacity with anything over 200Hz. On a more physical level, one would experience a slightly brighter quality of sound which is due to the frequencies emancipating at a slightly higher range than the audible sounds.
The Deep Peak Bass Unit
For the discerning audiophile, the more precisely they reproduce their sound, the better. Hence, to cater to this variety of listeners, the company has a Deep Peak Bass unit as well, which are perfect accompaniments with the Equilibrium speaker sets. With the option of buying these in mirror gloss piano finish or matt stone finish the bass unit adds even more strength to the quality of sound from speakers. Its main strength is the 18-inch bass driver with front fold horn created with MDF wood. What you could choose for finishing is displayed below, and we must, they seem complementarily aesthetic to the speaker set.
Via: Faerber Acoustics
