Audac Introduces Ares5A Two-Way Active Speaker System

The new one Audac Ares5A consists of a high-frequency active and passive unit that combine with each other, along with an integrated DSP, for numerous applications.

The two-way active speaker system Ares5A has been designed using a 51/4" woofer and a 1/2" high-frequency tweeter, that are combined, and to which a Integrated DSP.

When in normal operation, the two-way speaker, including 2 integrated amplifier×40 W, switches to standby mode after twenty minutes of inactivity, which significantly reduces energy consumption and does so compatible with Energy Star.

In addition, a switch on the back of the device allows you to enable and disable this audio standby when needed.

On the back of Ares5A have been located the input elements of the speaker, such as a stereo jack connector 3,5 Mm. uns balanced, while balanced sources can be connected to the input of the terminal block.

Later this year, Audac will present in the market remote wall panels Optional, which will facilitate the expansion of Ares5A input elements in any installation.

Included standard bracket system allows installation near the speaker wall, with a inclination up to 45° and even on street corners. The set of angled mounting brackets MBK455 (optional) offers an inclination additional 90° when necessary.

The Ares5A speaker system, available in the Spanish market through SeeSound, provides optimal clarity and sound detail, which can be verified by downloading the acoustic data files from the Audac website, freely available, that can be used in the acoustic simulation program Ease Focus so that the user can plan and configure their custom audio project.

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