SPECIFICATIONS

Audio Crossover: Two-way

Battery Capacity: <200mah

Battery Capacity(mAh): 200-500mah

Connection: Wired

Impedance: 4Ω

Use: HOME THEATRE

Waterproof Standard: No

battery: No

battery charging time: 1-3 hours

bluetooth standard: No

brand name: QUEENWAY

built-in microphone: No

cabinet material: Wood

channels: 2 (2.0)

display screen: No

estimated battery life: 10-15 hours

feature: None

frequency range: 55Hz-20KHz

led lighting: No Light

model number: LS-18

number of loudspeaker enclosure: 1

output power: 100-199 w

pmpo: 100-199 w

power source: None

private mold: Yes

remote control: No

support app: No

support memory card: No

support microphone: No

supported audio codecs: MP3

tweeter size: 1.5"

voice control: No

with handheld microphone: No

woofer size/full-range size: 10" 15''

10 inch full range and 15 inch subwoofer

Ocean board painted with glossy finish, containing distributor, and metal components sprayed with plastic.

Frequency response range 28HZ-20k

Impedance 8 ohms

It requires a mono amplifier of 50W or more to be pushed

Speaker features: It retains the characteristics of clean sound and good transient performance of the baffle speaker. With the addition of a 15 inch subwoofer, it also provides a strong bass effect. The bass has no directionality, so it still has the characteristic of good positioning for full range speakers

Compared with traditional box type speakers, the sound field of baffle type speakers is much larger, and it gives people a more realistic sense of space. The sound is more immersive, and the so-called 'emperor's seat' is a wider area. When you listen to the hearing-impaired box, you will find that you don't necessarily have to sit in that so-called optimal position, as the sound doesn't seem to come only from those two speakers. In many cases, you don't even need a center speaker. Some people say that the imaging ability of baffle speakers is limited, but I tend to say that 'baffle speakers are more realistic and immersive'.

The Liionidas baffle is a two-way baffle scheme specially designed by the late Dutch HiFi master Leon Huijgen for the Lisong unit. Leon ingeniously designed the baffle structure and frequency divider, allowing this set of baffles to fully utilize the best effects of Lisong's flagship full frequency unit and baffle low-frequency unit. The small body board has a stunning sound effect, fully utilizing the advantages of Lisong's full frequency unit+baffle delicate, clear, and clean, and using W-15 bass to fully compensate for the shortcomings of low frequency. The sound field is integrated and majestic. The only limitation is that this set of baffles requires the use of a power amplifier with sufficient power but good control and details to fully utilize.

Since its launch, the Liionidas Extreme polar sound barrier has undergone three upgrades. The surface craftsmanship has been upgraded from ordinary baking paint to seamless piano baking paint. The internal wiring and frequency divider components have also been upgraded to higher end products, all for better sound and appearance. This set of baffles has been sold overseas to dozens of countries including the United States, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Germany, and has participated in the Toronto Sound Show in Canada and the Munich Sound Show in Germany, receiving praise from onlookers.