The AMT tweeter is based on an innovative concept invented by physicist Dr. Oskar Heil in the 1970s. This technology uses a pleated diaphragm to compress air laterally, allowing for more efficient, smooth, and dynamic sound reproduction compared to traditional dome tweeters.
The 6dB/octave crossover ensures smooth transitions between drivers, enhanced sonic coherence, and reduced distortion. Combined with a Bass Reflex design, it contributes to optimal low-frequency extension while minimizing distortion.

The crossover components include pure copper Duelund capacitors based on Virtual Stack Foil technology, ensuring minimal loss and distortion. Pure copper Mundorf inductors provide low distortion and interference, preserving the full potential of the speakers.
All of this is housed in an MDF cabinet with no parallel walls to prevent standing waves.