THE 80s ARE BRINGING US CLOSER TO THE SOURCE.
CAN YOU SPEAKERS HANDLE THE POWER?
Advancements of different kinds are pushing the noise level down, and bringing us closer and closer to pure sound. This means you can play louder than ever before, if your speakers can take it. At EPI we believe the challenge of the '80s for loudspeaker manufacturers will be to prepare themselves for all that new power. Forgive us for sounding smug, but at EPI we've been busy making those preparations right along.
THE NEW WOOFER.
The new woofer in our advanced speakers can handle more dynamic range than any other woofer made. It uses a new voice coil, a new "Focused Field" magnetic structure, and a special suspension system for better control of the cone motion. It mixes extraordinary power handling capacity with extremely low distortion.
THE NEW F.S.T. "AIR SPRING" TWEETER.
The EPI "Air Spring" tweeter is handling abilities. It was the first tweeter to use Ferrofluid in the voice coil gap to dissipate heat and increase driver power capacity. Our new Full Spectrum Testing (F.S.T.) procedures assure that every EPI tweeter meets performance standards that go way beyond the ordinary industry standard.
THE IMPROVED MIDRANGE DRIVER.
Our 3 -way systems have a driver that is fully sealed. or acoustically isolated, so there is no possibility of interaction with the woofer. The suspension system has been improved and it provides smoother response and lower distortion through the critical midrange.
BETTER GET READY, THE TRAIN'S A COMIN'
Yes, noise, and distortion, and artificial coloration are falling away. Purer, cleaner sound is coming down the track, louder and louder. It's coming to blast you away. Just be sure it doesn't blast your speakers. Get EP!
THE LINEAR SOUND OF EPI
EPICURE PRODUCTS. INCORPORATED NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 01950
A Penril Company
Epicure is a product series of Epicure Products, Inc., Newburyport, Mass., 01950, USA.
(Audio magazine, Feb. 1982)
Also see:
EPI's Linear Sound speakers (ad, Apr. 1973)
EPI 601 Speaker Systems (Jan. 1973)
Epicure (EPI) loudspeaker systems (ad, Oct. 1977)
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