The Aero range of 2013 has enjoyed great success and universal acclaim, but Cambridge was aiming yet higher. Aeromax steps up another notch and aside from a new high gloss, luxurious finish in gloss black or gloss white, the real difference is the pairing of a full range BMR (Balance Mode Radiator) driver, coupled with a dedicated sub-woofer.

Unlike traditional tweeters, where the crossover between the tweeter and mid/bass woofer typically happens at about 3kHz, with a BMR driver, this crossover shifts all the way down to 250Hz. This means that the BMR driver covers all of the high and mid-range frequencies down to 250Hz, allowing the mid/bass driver to become optimised for efficient bass response, effectively making it a dedicated subwoofer.

The result, according to Cambridge Audio, is "fantastically clear, natural and coherent, high-quality audio".

Two models are available, Aeromax 2 and Aeromax 6, respectively a standmount/bookshelf and a floorstanding model. Both models feature a 2" BMR driver, while the '2' uses one 6.5" woofer, and the '6' uses two 6.5" woofers.

"With Aero, we had a real game changer. But with Aeromax, we have squeezed even more performance out of an already award winning design, and combined it with beautiful aesthetic. You'll only need to listen for a minutes and you'll quickly fall in love with the improved detail, sense of space and across-the-board power of these phenomenal speakers!" Dominic, Acoustics Director at Cambridge Audio, told StereoNET.

Aeromax has also been upgraded further with improved crossover components, internal cabling upgrades, upgraded speaker terminals and increased internal cabinet bracing.

Australian pricing and availability has not been released as yet.

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