Here are the specifications and details for the floor-standing speaker.
The AT-40 is often sought after by vintage audio collectors looking for a dynamic "party speaker" that can handle high volume levels without compression. Thanks to the 12-inch woofer and 94dB sensitivity, they are well-suited for rock, electronic, and hip-hop genres where bass impact is critical. cerwin vega at40 specs
Features a 10-inch woofer (model ATW10), typically identified by Cerwin-Vega's iconic red/orange surround. Cabinet Dimensions: Approximately Here are the specifications and details for the
PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) circuit protection for the drivers. Physical Build Features a 10-inch woofer (model ATW10)
These floor-standing speakers are known for their high efficiency, "rock-and-roll" dynamics, and the iconic red-framed woofers.
Design and Engineering Philosophy Cerwin-Vega has historically favored large, high-excursion woofers and efficient motor structures to maximize acoustic output for a given amplifier power. The AT-40 continues this lineage by pairing a substantial low-frequency driver with a smaller high-frequency transducer in a two-way configuration. This approach prioritizes SPL (sound pressure level) and dynamic headroom, producing a presentation that feels immediate and powerful. The cabinet and driver choices are aimed at delivering strong transient response and an impression of extended bass, even in relatively small rooms.
With a sensitivity of 95 dB, these speakers can produce high volume levels even with relatively low-powered amplifiers, making them a popular choice for rock and popular music. Cabinet Build:
