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Aperion Audio Unveils Verus Grand Speakers

by October 15, 2010
Aperion Audio Verus Grand Speakers

Aperion Audio Verus Grand Speakers

Aperion Audio today debuted the Aperion Verus Grand line of home theater speakers at the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Denver, CO. Aperion designed the Verus Grand speaker system, including a patent-pending tweeter, for authentic sound reproduction. The speaker was designed for a true-to-life sound and the company wanted to "spark an emotional connection that transports movie and music lovers into the performance, exactly as the producers intended." That's a pretty lofty, but understandable goal. The Verus Grand family is positioned as a high-end complement to the company's award-winning Aperion Intimus line of home theater speakers.

“The goal for the Aperion Verus Grand line was to create an accurate, uncolored, lifelike experience. To do that, our team built the entire speaker system from the bottom up, engineering each component for maximum sonic impact while keeping the cost in reach of most home theater audio buffs.”

- Ken Humphreys, Aperion’s lead speaker engineer

A key part of the solution is the company's new Axially Stabilized Radiator tweeter, which takes the burden of reproducing upper-mid frequencies off the mid-range driver. That allows each driver to do the job it does best. The result is wider dispersion for an expanded soundstage and lower distortion to boost clarity.

The audio enthusiast can configure a well-matched high-performance 5.0 home theater system by combining a pair of tower speakers, a center channel and a pair of bookshelf speakers for surrounds, all from the Aperion Verus Grand family. An enhanced 5.1 system is attained simply by adding an Aperion Bravus subwoofer. In addition to filling a room with sound, the Aperion Verus Grand family’s curved cabinets in gloss cherry-wood veneer or piano-black lacquer lend elegance to any décor.

Key Features of the Aperion Verus Grand Tower

  • 3-way, bass reflex design
  • 1-inch Aperion Axially Stabilized Radiator™ silk dome tweeter
  • Two 5-inch woven Kevlar® mid-range drivers with aluminum phase plugs
  • Two 6-inch woven Kevlar® woofers with butyl rubber surrounds
  • Bi-ampable 5-way gold-plated binding posts
  • Furniture-grade gloss cherry wood veneer or gloss piano black finish
  • Curvilinear cabinet with compound angles and internal bracing
  • Acoustically transparent cloth-covered metal grille

Specifications of the Aperion Verus Grand Tower

  • Frequency response: (+/- 3 dB) 45-20,000 Hz; (+/- 6 dB) 35-22,000 Hz

  • Nominal impedance: 6 ohms
  • Sensitivity: 92 dB
  • Recommended power: 20-300 watts
  • Driver configuration: 3-way
  • Bass alignment: bass reflex (dual port)
  • Dimensions: 43.5 inches high by 8 inches wide by 12 inches deep
  • Weight: 65 pounds

 

Pricing, Availability and Warranty:

Pricing for the new Aperion Verus Grand line of home theater speakers is $1,798 per pair for the Verus Grand Tower; $699 for the Verus Grand Center; and $598 per pair for the Verus Grand Bookshelf. Pre-orders are now being accepted, and the system will ship on October 30, 2010. A 10-year limited warranty covers all defects in material and workmanship.

All Aperion Audio speaker products also include a risk-free 30-day In-Home Audition, free shipping and free lifetime customer support. For more information, visit AperionAudio.com or call 888-880-8992.

About Aperion Audio
Aperion Audio, a direct-to-consumer maker of award-winning home theater audio products, is focused on ensuring customers enjoy a lifetime of great sound. The company’s primary storefront, AperionAudio.com, is a fun and informative home-audio shopping destination backed by "Home Theater Gurus" who provide generous support before and after purchase. At Aperion Audio, everyone from newbies to audiophiles can get the help they need to research and select an exceptional home theater speaker system or upgrade for their home audio environment.

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