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Other a little bit of ultimate bass extension, the SRB in a small room at modest to loud levels sounds remarkably similar to the bigger Acora models in progressively larger rooms. In this respect, the Acora speakers remind me of a Magnepan or the old Acoustat ESL speakers in that you choose the speaker for the size room you intend to place it in.ДЄll three speakers share a family sound delivering a relatively similar performance when used in the correct sized room. The largest speaker in their range offers more bass extension and dynamic ability as well. ItвЂ™s not a huge difference, much like moving back about five seats in a good hall. This accounts for the SRC-1 sounding slightly less forward than the SRB. Where the SRB uses a beryllium tweeter, the SRC-1 features a soft dome tweeter. A casual look makes it seem like heвЂ™s merely added a larger woofer and then two in the bigger SRC-2 model.

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Valerio Cora, the man who designs the Acora speakers, chooses different driver combinations for each of their three loudspeakers for best effect. Still, a system that all parameters have been carefully optimized from driver choice to crossover components to their inert cabinets вЂ“ made entirely of granite.

Like a well tuned, high-performance car, itвЂ™s not just one aspect of the speaker that excites the senses. Even their stand mount speakers generate a lot of low-frequency energy from a compact enclosure. AcoraвЂ™s Scott Sefton opened the door with their stand mount SRB speakers a while back, delivering a lovely experience.

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