Wilson Benesch fulcrum plays a very important role in a set of multi-channel system. Therefore, in order to perfectly match geometry series speakers, Wilson Benesch specially developed fulcrum middle channel speakers, so that the most demanding enthusiasts can also get the most extreme audio-visual experience.

Fulcrum's design is very special. It seems to be a general MTM point source design with double bass and a treble. In fact, it is not. Fulcrum adopts a 2.5-channel design, which consists of a newly designed 170 mm tactic II midrange unit and its own semisphere treble unit. It has a separate compartment and bass reflector. On the right side is a new tactic II bass unit, which is responsible for 500Hz Below the frequency band, also has the independent box room and the bass reflection hole, thus obtains the thick medium and low frequency performance. Fulcrum's divider design is also quite unique. High pass adopts the first-order divider, and the frequency division point is actually 5 kHz. The mid tone unit is the amplifier through, without frequency division. The bass unit is the first-order 500Hz frequency division, with an overall efficiency of 89 dB and an average impedance of 6 ohm. The original factory recommends that it be equipped with an amplifier of more than 100 watts.

Fulcrum's technologies are all from the geometry series. A.c.t. composite carbon fiber is used to form an integrated box, which ensures that each tactic II unit can show the maximum performance under the condition of minimum box resonance.