Manufacturer: Acoustic Energy
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Acoustic Energy Aegis Neo 7 Center Light Oak

Center, 2˝ way, 8 ohm, 90 dB, 17.8x48x19.5 cm, 9 kg, Light Oak, Active/Passive: Passive, Type: Center, Driver Configuration: 2˝ way, Colour: Light Oak, Frequency Response: 75-40000 Hz Hz, Music Power: 120 W Watts Watts, Impedance: 8 Ohms
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