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Stealth Acoustics provides unprecedented invisible loudspeaker performance with its model AX3 high‐performance, 3‐way invisible loudspeaker for home theatre, whole‐house audio, board room, conference room, and light commercial applications. The flagship of Stealth Acoustics’ highly successful invisible loudspeakers, the AX3 is a 3‐way, full‐range loudspeaker utilizing a rigid frame that fits into a standard 3.5-inch deep stud wall and attaches directly to standard structural framing without the need for special mounting brackets. The paintable active diaphragm radiating surface is a structurally modified three layer composite consisting of two layers of graphics grade paper with a modified foam core, suitable for receiving most standard wall or ceiling finishes including latex paint, light texture or wallpaper. “The AX3 is a true 3‐way loudspeaker system” said Steve Olszewski, Vice President of Stealth Acoustics. “The fact that it integrates seamlessly as part of the finished wall or ceiling adds aesthetic benefit, but listen to the speaker; there’s very little compromise for being invisible compared to other conventional speakers in its price range. We have complete EASE and CLF test data to support the use of performance predication software in higher–end designs.” The AX3’s solid midrange “punch” is created by attaching dual mid‐frequency drivers to special fiber composite material and arraying them in a manner Stealth brands as “Dual Midrange Drive tm”. This technology, coupled with the AX3’s dedicated high‐frequency driver and 8” cone woofer, create an invisible loudspeaker solution that extends from as low as 45 Hz to 20 kHz. Accessory, constant voltage transformers are also available. Manufacturers suggested retail price is $1,600.00. Stealth Acoustic products are distributed world‐wide by our directly franchised value added resellers, custom installers and distributors.
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