Varenummer:
Edge7i

Amina Edge7i Black, Burgundy, White Wired 75 W

75W/150W, 4 Ohms, 90dB SPL, 50Hz - 27kHz, 450mm x 345mm x 36mm
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Engineered For Immersion
The Mobiusi series provides the greatest flexibility for interior design integration and installation of any invisible loudspeaker. Delivering incredible high frequency performance across the entire listening position, allowing for perfect reproduction with all the detail and clarity, no matter where in the space you are listening from. Engineered to work behind a range of covering materials such as full plaster skim (2mm), wood, leather, or high pressure laminate, to name a few, Mobiusi series loudspeakers offer the most flexible invisible audio solution available.

First launched in 2017, the award-winning Edge series plaster-up-to invisible loudspeakers have become synonymous with low frequency impact and a truly engaging listening experience. The ‘i’ update provides significant acoustic upgrades with the introduction of brand new proprietry high frequency transducers, and ToneRelief® panel technology. When combined with Amina’s patented Optidrive®, Optidamping® and Reduced Resonance Exciter® technology, the Edge7i’s high frequency performance extends well into the ultrasonic region, and further improves low frequency extension and linearity throughout the frequency range.

Example Applications
High-power residential/commercial distributed audio solutions and multi-channel surround sound systems. Designed to be installed into dryline walls/ceilings, but may also be used as a post-plaster retrofit in applications with a plaster skim coat, or behind acoustically transparent materials. Can be supplied with high-impedance 100/70V transformer.

  • 75 W
  • 50 - 27000 Hz 4 Ω
  • Black, Burgundy, White
More Information
Varenummer:Edge7i
BrandAmina
Speaker placementIn-wall/in-ceiling
RMS rated power75 W
Product colourBlack, Burgundy, White
Recommended usageUniversal
Connectivity technologyWired