What is the frequency range of the Maxima Amator, and how low can it reproduce bass frequencies?
The frequency range is 35 Hz to 35,000 Hz, with a port tuning around 40 Hz for deep bass response.
How much power does the amplifier need to deliver for the Maxima Amator to perform optimally?
An amplifier rated from 25 to 125 watts RMS at 4 ohms is recommended to provide sufficient power without distortion.
What are the speaker’s nominal impedance and sensitivity?
The nominal impedance is 4 ohms, and the sensitivity is 88 dB SPL at 2.83 V/1 m.
How is the cabinet designed to minimize resonance?
The enclosure consists of three chambers: one for the acoustic volume, one filled with inert material for stability, and one for the crossover, separated from the acoustic chambers.
What is the crossover frequency, and what driver configuration is used?
It is a 2-way system with a crossover at 2,100 Hz, featuring a 28 mm silk dome tweeter and a 180 mm midrange/woofer.
How do you connect the Maxima Amator to an amplifier—what types of connections are available?
There are terminals for stripped wires, spades, or banana plugs; only single-wiring is supported because there is only one pair of binding posts per speaker.
Is bi-wiring or bi-amping possible with this model?
No; due to the series crossover design and the fact that there is only one pair of binding posts, it cannot be bi-wired or bi-amped.
What are the dimensions and weight of the speakers?
Each speaker measures approximately 1,120 mm × 300 mm × 350 mm and weighs about 38 kg net.
Can the Maxima Amator also be used without a subwoofer?
Yes, the bass response extends down to about 35 Hz without a subwoofer, so in most rooms it’s sufficient without additional bass reinforcement.
What is the ideal placement in the room to optimize resonance and sound balance?
Preferably at a sufficient distance from walls, with the back not too close to the wall and a slight angle (“toe-in”) to improve midrange/tweeter integration.
