FEATURES

• Two way bass reflex
  system
• Dome tweeter
• One polypropylene
  woofer
• Crossover 1° order,
  point to point without a
  printed circuit
• Mundorf component
• OFC internal cables
• WSC manual weldings
• Rhodium connectors

FREQUENCY

• ± 3 db 46 Hz – 20 Khz
  – 1 watt /m
• 90 db sensibility
• 8 Ohm nominal
  impedance

DIMENSIONS

• H × W × D
  32 × 20 × 34 cm

WEIGHT

• 6,5 kg

RECOMMENDED

POWER

• 25 – 100 watts

GUARANTEE

• 2 years

SURFACE FINISHING

• Matt Black
• Matt White

Listening. All musical instruments, except electronic ones, have been crafted by masters who have always “listened” to the instrument. The best violins in the world have been created by clever masters using an extraordinary sensibility and listening experience.

The most advanced measurement  techniques have not revealed the key to the magical sound of these extraordinary violins perhaps because no electronic instrument as the resolution to be able to define the delicate sound of a Stradivari.

The transducer is also, in a sense, a musical instruments.

Of all the audio electronic components, the transducers are perhaps the most important. Responsible for 90% of the sound quality that your equipment reproduces. Tuning electronic signals into sound that a human can hear.

You can buy the best amplifiers or CD readers in the world but if you possess a ordinary loudspeaker the “system” overall performance will be poor.

That’s why I think that the loudspeakers balance  must be “tuned” by ear because  you will be listening to them with your ears and not “measuring” with your computer.