01 / DEFINITION
TIGHTER BASS
Less lingering resonance.
More definition in the low end.
02 / CLARITY
MORE DETAIL
Hear what excessive bass
was masking.
03 / SIMPLICITY
NO CALIBRATION
Position it in your room.
Switch it on.
YOUR ROOM. YOUR SOUND.
WHEN BASS LINGERS,
DETAIL DISAPPEARS.
You chose your system for what it can reveal. Room resonances can get in the way, prolonging some bass notes and obscuring the next.
AVAA absorbs low-frequency energy in the room, helping those resonances fade faster. So you can listen with greater clarity.
Treat the room.
Hear more of your system.
MEET AVAA C214
SMALL FOOTPRINT.
A CLEARER PICTURE.
For the studio where every decision matters.
For the listening room where music comes first.
A slim aluminium enclosure, black or white finishes and optional mounting feet make the C214 easy to integrate into your space. Use the app to switch individual units or groups on and off, and adjust sensitivity.
BLACK OR WHITE · OPTIONAL MOUNTING FEET
AVAA IN PRACTICE
LESS RESONANCE.
MORE ROOM FOR MUSIC.
In the published example below, a 20 m² studio had a strong resonance at 32 Hz. Adding two AVAA units reduced decay time at that frequency by 300 ms.
01 / AVAA OFF
02 / AVAA ON
AVAA technology example; not a C214/C225 comparison. Results depend on the room, placement and number of units. View the published example ↗
FIND YOUR AVAA
TWO MODELS.
YOUR WAY TO CLEARER BASS.
Choose for the way you listen and the sound levels in your room.
Maximum operating SPL describes the sound level the absorber can work with; it is not a loudspeaker output rating. Need advice on your room? Talk to a dealer ↗
THE AVAA PRINCIPLE
SENSE. PROCESS. ABSORB.
Active absorption acts on the sound energy in your room.
No connection to your audio signal chain is required.
01
SENSE
A sensor monitors acoustic pressure around the absorber.
02
PROCESS
The active control system responds continuously to the pressure it senses.
03
ABSORB
The absorber draws low-frequency energy out of the room, reducing resonant decay.
A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS
YOUR ROOM.
YOUR QUESTIONS.
Which AVAA should I choose?
Start by exploring the C214 for studios and hi-fi listening. The C225 is designed for higher sound pressure levels, including high-performance home cinema. Your dealer can help match the model to your room and listening levels.
How many units do I need?
The number depends on your room, the resonances you want to reduce and your listening requirements. A dealer can help you plan placement and assess whether additional units would be useful.
Where should I place them?
AVAA works at locations with high low-frequency acoustic pressure, often near room corners. Placement affects the result, so consult the product manual and try suitable locations in your room.
Will AVAA work with my speakers?
Yes. AVAA treats the room independently of your loudspeakers and electronics. It does not need to connect to your audio signal chain.
Does it require calibration?
No calibration is required. The C214 app offers optional sensitivity adjustment and control of individual units or groups.
EXPERIENCE AVAA C214
LET THE MUSIC
COME THROUGH.
Discover what controlled bass can bring to your room.
Looking for AVAA C20 information? Production has ended. View the C20 page ↗