Revisiting the Acoustic Research AR9 4-Way Legendary Loudspe

In 1978, Acoustic Research introduced the AR9, a brand-new, four-way loudspeaker system. Read on to see how the AR9 was conceived and why it is considered to be the most influential speaker ever.

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