Audio Physic Classic 35 Loudspeakers

Description

Brand New for 2019, the latest Classic 35 sets new standards in speaker performance.With this successor to their legendary CLASSIC 30 Audio Physic once again have pushed the boundaries of the CLASSIC Line concept.

To explore the limits of the established design principles has always been the challenge for the top model of the CLASSIC range. And with the CLASSIC 35 we have once again re-defined those limits and created a loudspeaker that effortlessly masters the entire repertoire of musical styles, tastes and moods and does so with astonishing confidence and ease.

New 2019 3-Way Design

The 3-way speaker features three different drivers that share reproduction of the entire frequency range. One or more woofers, a midrange driver and a tweeter. Usually the crossover frequency between low and mid frequencies is set between 150Hz and 300Hz, and between 2,000Hz and 3,000Hz for the transition from the midrange to the tweeter.

New 2019 Ceramic Foam

Ceramic Foam is a high-tech material used for internal bracing in many of our speakers. It is much stiffer than MDF although it consists of 85% air. This means, the room taken up by the internal bracing is also part of the effective volume of air the drivers need to work. By using Ceramic Foam, we can build loudspeakers that match and out-perform much bulkier speakers. 

New 2019 Dual Basket

AUDIO PHYSICS unique DUAL BASKET DESIGN is a true break-through innovation and the most important part of the HHCM-III technology. Instead of the tradition single basket, our HHCM-III features two separate baskets to prevent and subdue unwanted vibrations already at the source. 

New 2019 Sandwich Cabinet

Our unique Sandwich Cabinets are an innovative way to stop the speaker cabinet from developing an acoustical life of its own. It is especially effective with our stylish glass-finished speakers as the relatively high weight of the glass panels helps dampening the cabinet even better. 

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Site

• Audio Physic