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9. Drivers: Woofer/Tweeter
We have carefully selected the Drivers for Aquarius speakers.
The Woofer's frame is manufactured by casting an aluminium
basket, while cone is made out of carbon fibre. The magnetic
core in the Woofer is composed of ceramic material. The
Tweeter on the other hand, is manufactured from an elegant,
yet strong silk material.
Besides the quality of the Woofer and Tweeter, the mounting
location of Tweeter plays an important role. Namely, Tweeters
are pushed to extreme left and right in its own respective
speaker in order to widen the stereo image Aquarius speakers
produces.
10. Feet
Take a look at the rubber feet on your Aquarius. Whatever
surface you place these speakers on, the feet will never allow
the speaker to creep. Even at maximum volume, Aquarius
speakers will stay exactly where you placed them!
11. The Back Plate
Our team worked diligently to maximize utility from every
component. The back plate (shown on the bottom right) has
been blessed with plenty of it.
Back plate is manufactured by machining a large block of
aluminium into its final shape. This manufacturing technique is
deliberately chosen to achieve a rigid structure. The rigid
structure is required to cope with the extensive vibration the
speaker will endure throughout its lifetime.
The back plate acts as a two pound aluminium heatsink for
integrated circuits — especially the Class-D Amp. Thanks to the
large surface contact between amps and the back plate, any
heat dissipated in the amp is effortlessly diverted into the
aluminium plate. Such low resistance to heat transfer allows us
to drive the amp at maximum power level indefinitely.
SKAA's four card logo is machined into the back plate. Next
time you see this logo, you know good things are coming ;)
12. One User Interface Element
Elegance comes in simplicity. Well, Aquarius takes this
notion to the stratosphere by offering its owner ONE simple
User Interface Element (circled in the picture below).
Want to change volume? — rotate the knob. Want to play
audio from a new Transmitter? — simply double click the
Bond Button. Want to rotate through your saved list (Green
List)? - single click the Bond Button. Check out SKAA
Receiver's User Guide at the end of this manual for a
complete list of SKAA commands.
13. The Tuned Port
The Port tube features a 45 degree cut as shown in the
picture below. Upon careful inspection, you will observe
that the tube is cut at a 45 degree angle while the opening
on the back plate is machined to a have a gentle slope.
The careful design choices of the Tuned Port allowed our
engineers to achieve four goals (1) improve base
performance — all the way down to 37Hz (2) minimize the
resonant frequency, (3) near perfect elimination of chuffing,
and (4) prevent Port turbulence.
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