The AMT (Air Motion Transformer) tweeter, here employed for the first time in a Neat loudspeaker, delivers an uncompressed, musical performance

and offers excellent integration with the Neat main drive unit.

The lower, ported, section of the Xplorer houses not one, but two of Neat’s P1-R2 bass drive units. These are similar to the R3 unit, but specially

tailored for extended low-frequency response. One unit is located on the bottom panel, facing the floor, whilst the second is located internally, directly

above the first, in a sealed iso-baric arrangement, handling only low frequencies and acting as an integral subwoofer system. Iso-baric loading

allows deep, well controlled LF performance from a compact enclosure. This system takes great skill to execute correctly, and its very successful

implementation in several of Neat’s other designs mean that we approach this new design with confidence.