 Frequently asked questions about
the new Benwin Flat Panel Speakers.
Where
can I buy them?
The BW2000 speakers are currently available online at PCMall or MacMall . You can also e-mail sales or call us at 1-626-935-8888 for the store
nearest you.
What size are these speakers?
The flat panel BW2000 speaker surface measures approximately
5"x7".
How much do they cost?
The BW2000 speaker system, complete with subwoofer and AC
adapter, is retail priced around $129.
Where
can I use them?
With laptop and desktop computers, home stereo systems,
multimedia systems and CD players. They feature a small footprint and thin profile,
allowing them to be placed almost anywhere.
What are the reviewers saying?
The press has had good things to say about these
revolutionary new speakers:
"The
speakers produced a big, spacious sound with good clarity and a wide, bandless sweet
spot."
"You can sit anywhere in the room and the sound quality stays the same".
How do flat panel speakers work?
Conventional speakers create sound by causing cone-shaped
speakers to move in and out in a high-speed piston-like motion. Benwin speakers use an
exciter disk mathematically positioned on the back of a flat surface. This exciter sends
an electrical current through the flat panel, causing a complex series of vibrations in
all planes over the entire panel. The Benwin speaker system includes a compact powered sub-woofer unit,
which also incorporates the volume, tone and power controls and a headphone jack, to
increase the definition of the bass sounds.
Why are flat panel speakers an improvement over conventional speakers?
Conventional cone-type speakers have "hot spots",
usually directly in front of the speaker, where the sound is louder. Flat panel speakers
distribute the sound evenly in a 360-degree radius.
Why do reviewers call flat panel speakers "an interior designers dream?"
You can set them on any surface or hang them wherever you
choose. Their sleek design works well in any modern interior, while their small size and
neutral color provides an elegant contrast in traditional settings. |
