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Some nineteen years ago, Atlantic Technology was instrumental in bringing about the Home Theater/

Surround Sound revolution. Since then our product offerings have continued to evolve and change as

multi-channel sound systems have become more sophisticated.

Visually integrating six or more high performance speakers in a room is one of the biggest challenges of

home entertainment. Hence the popularity of in-wall and in-ceiling speakers. The System 7 and System 14

prove that the great Atlantic Technology sound can be enjoyed with virtually no impact on your home’s décor.

We started with a blank sheet of paper with these speakers and re-thought all of the old assumptions as

to what an in-wall speaker could and could not do. The first thing we did was reject the notion that an in-wall

speaker must be held to a lower acoustic standard than the best free-standing speakers. To that end,

instead of using cheap, resonant-prone plastic baffles like virtually all other in-wall speakers, we’ve made our

baffles out of strong, resonant-resistant MDF (medium density fiberboard). MDF provides a solid footing for

the woofer and tweeter, ensuring that the speaker’s acoustic energy is launched cleanly into the listening

area, instead of being dissipated as panel vibration.

Both models feature Atlantic’s exclusive Low Resonance Tweeter (LRT™). This advanced tweeter

handles a greater portion of the sound spectrum than ordinary tweeters, delivering much broader midrange

dispersion than conventional in-walls.

We didn’t stop there, however. The System 7 and 14 have three very unique controls to optimize their sound

and maximize their placement flexibility: Product Information Sheet IWTS-7 & 14 In-Wall HT Systems

Directional Vector Control (DVC™)

— Only from Atlantic!

This innovative control directs the midrange output of the

tweeter up or down electronically, for precise localization

without the mechanical and acoustic compromises of a

“pivoting” tweeter assembly.

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Boundary Compensation control

Adjusts the upper bass/lower midrange output of the

speaker to compensate for the changes in tonality that

occur when a speaker is placed very close to a wall/ceiling

intersection.

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High Frequency level control

Adjusts the tweeter level to adapt the speaker’s sound to

‘live,’ normal, or ‘dead’ acoustic environments