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Loudspeaker Grill Design
The block and cord design of the loudspeaker grille decreases reflective surfaces
and improves sound quality. The grille design also matches the ribbed configuration
of the loudspeaker body, providing a sleek, unified look.
Midrange/Tweeter Sub-Enclosure
This feature in the LAT–1000 and the LAT– C1000 separates the midrange/tweeter
and woofers into two discrete physical environments. The midrange and tweeter
are enclosed in their own rigid aluminum box that separates them from the
woofers, and each unit is bolted to the back of the baffle. Standing waves are
eliminated because the midrange and woofer boxes minimize parallel surfaces,
and because the baffle's aluminum structure absorbs vibrations. The result is
clear, distinct sound in high, mid, and low frequencies.
Tuned Port Design
A rear-firing, tuned port on the LAT–1000 is precision machined, for enhanced
low frequency capability. In the LAT – 2000, the computer-optimized, tuned port
design minimizes compression, which can cause loss of sound, especially in
the bass range, at higher output levels. This design allows full excursion of the
drivers, and the resulting depth and range of music reproduction.
Loudspeaker Stand
An optional loudspeaker stand is available for the LAT – 2000.
Pivot Mechanism
Multiple locator positions in the foot and leg assembly allow for optimal on-axis
setup of the LAT–C1000 center channel.
Spikes
Articulating stainless steel spikes included with the LAT–1000 loudspeaker allow
you to level the loudspeakers. The stationary front spike reduces vibrations, partic-
ularly for installations on carpet.
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