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Who is the manufacturer of Acoustic Energy?
Acoustic Energy was founded in London, England, in 1987 with the creation of the now-legendary AE1
loudspeaker. British-owned and run, the company has been based in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds,
England, since 1995.
What’s special about Acoustic Energy speakers?
Acoustic Energy speakers are famous for their sound quality, engineering and design. They deliver a
balanced and immersive sound, perfect for music lovers and audiophiles.
Which Acoustic Energy speaker for small rooms?
For small rooms, the compact AE100 or AE1 Active are great options. They pack a punch and sound amazing
in a small space.
Are Acoustic Energy speakers for home cinemas?
Yes, Acoustic Energy has a range of speakers for home cinema, including the AE300 series and center
speakers. They sound dynamic and detailed for movies and TV shows.
What materials are Acoustic Energy speakers made of?
Acoustic Energy speakers are made with premium materials like aluminum cone drivers, MDF cabinets and
advanced damping technologies to give accurate sound and durability.
Do Acoustic Energy speakers work with all amplifiers?
Most Acoustic Energy speakers are compatible with most amplifiers. Make sure the amplifier matches the
speaker's recommended power and impedance.
What’s the difference between the AE100, AE300 and AE500 series?
The AE100 series is entry-level with great value, the AE300 series is mid-range with more performance
and the AE500 series is premium with carbon fibre drivers.
WDo Acoustic Energy speakers need a subwoofer?
Acoustic Energy floor-standing speakers have great bass on their own but adding a subwoofer can enhance
low-end performance, especially for home cinema or bass-heavy music.
What’s the warranty on Acoustic Energy speakers?
Acoustic Energy speakers have a manufacturer’s warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Contact us for more info.
Can I use Acoustic Energy speakers with streaming devices?
Yes, Acoustic Energy speakers can be used with streaming devices via amplifiers or audio systems that
support streaming services.
