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The Silver
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The Silver Series
features the use of custom designed Kevlar™ drive units. Woven Kevlar fibre has a significantly higher strength / weight ratio than other diaphragm materials. Kevlar cones can therefore be lighter than usual allowing them to be more responsive, while the material's superior self-damping properties ensure that this agility is achieved without introducing unwanted colouration to the sound.
A newly developed Aluminium Dome Tweeter with a powerful neodymium magnet complements the Kevlar drivers giving greater bandwidth and transparency.
The predictable behaviour of these drivers also allows the use of simple 'first order' crossover networks. These lend the amplifier far greater control over the drive units and the loudspeaker a greater sense of immediacy and clarity. Normal 'Hi-Fi' crossover networks are more complex, smearing the signal transmitted by the amplifier to the drive units and usually making the loudspeakers sound confused and slow. The crossovers are hard wired and use high power metal film resistors, polypropylene capacitors and inductors carefully positioned to minimize cross talk between each other.
The cabinets are massively built with extensive internal bracing, which keeps mechanical resonance to a minimum. The floor standing models have carpet piercing spikes and chambers which may be sand filled to provide additional stability and the cleanest possible low bass performance.
The Silver Series of loudspeakers addresses the needs of most enthusiasts offering style, performance and versatility in equal measure. Heybrook is committed to continuous research and development and, where the advancing technology allows improvements to be incorporated, the range shall evolve.
Our measure of progress shall always be " How effectively the loudspeakers communicate the message in the music. Nothing else matters."
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