Amina Technologies Spread-Source Loudspeaker Technology Offers Distinct Performance, Decorative and Durability Advantages Over Conventional Speakers Worldwide VP of Engineering Technologies and VP of Sales for the Americas Keith Vanderkley details how the company’s spread-source speakers differ from conventional point-source in their ability to more evenly disperse sound throughout the room, including rooms acoustically challenged by hard surfaces, glass walls and obstructions, and how integrators are applying the speakers with great success to a multitude of performance-demanding indoor, outdoor and marine settings. Huntingdon, UK – December 19, 2019 – Celebrating 20-years, Amina Technologies is an innovator and manufacturer of invisible speakers used around the world in a wide variety of ‘architecturally-sensitive’ settings, from décor-chic retail shops to restaurants and nightclubs, from modest to most opulent residences, and even luxury ships - all where quality sound, space and dispersion is paramount yet the speakers must be completely concealed, not even a seam can be showing. The basis of the Amina® loudspeaker is its Distributed Mode Loudspeaker (DML) design which makes it unlike any conventional loudspeaker, but rather more like an acoustical instrument. The technology employed is based on Bending Wave Theory, the principle workings of soundboards within instruments, like the strings of a guitar, violin or piano transferring the vibration via a bridge to the soundboard, which in turn projects the sound into the room, radiating evenly in all directions. With DML, the company’s patented electronic neodymium exciters set in motion tens to thousands of tiny sympathetic vibrations all over a planar soundboard. The vibrations excite adjacent air molecules which come together with Amina’s tuning and Opti-drive® and Opti-damping® techniques to create full-bodied, omni-directional sound, just like the instrument, filling the room evenly, corner to...

Introducing the FS-HAL1 Hi-Res Audio certified, triple hybrid driver in-ear monitors featuring Graphene woofers, dual balanced armature drivers and detachable MMCX cables – an outstanding value for $199 MSRP. Norwood, MA – December 9, 2019 – Atlantic Technology recently exhibited over 30 new products which begin to roll out this holiday season and throughout 2020. The first to hit the market is the FS-HAL1 Hi-Res Audio Certified In-Ear monitors. These lightweight, stylish in-ear monitors are designed for users to upgrade to the audiophile sound quality of over-ear headphones to play Hi-Res music files or streaming services like Qobuz, Amazon or Tidal with the convenience and portability of In-Ear monitors. “For 30-years Atlantic Technology has delivered premium speakers with outstanding performance and value, reliably delivering the award-winning sound quality that the company is famous for and across a huge spectrum of home audio products. Now they are applying that expertise to headphones,” said Paul Fredrickson, Director of Business Development at Muto Communications, Atlantic Technology’s marketing and global PR agency of record. “The FS-HAL1 monitors are the perfect upgrade for mobile or home use - they are lightweight and provide superb sound, comfort and long-life with features and technology that delivers fatigue-free use to keep you and your music going all day.” The FS-HAL1 are Hi-Res Audio Certified, a top-quality industry standard for music recorded and delivered at better-than-CD sound quality sought after by music lovers and audiophiles who want the best from all of their music listening. The monitors deliver Hi-Res audio by leveraging Triple Hybrid Drivers with Graphene woofers and Dual Balanced Armature mid and high-frequency drivers. This array produces deep rich bass and crystal-clear detail in mid and high frequencies. The monitors are comfortable and secure for active users thanks to the ‘around-ear loop’ memory cable and the...