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Atlantic’s new loudspeakers mark the debut of a new way of handling bass. They’re the first speakers to use the H-PAS bass technology, which means smaller cabinets, smaller drivers, and lower costs. Atlantic’s new loudspeakers rely on a unique cabinet design and a series of passive technologies to achieve their bass performance.
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