Bookshelf Speakers

In this modification of the shelf speaker BØRRESEN 01 in the patented BØRRESEN SCH/The woofer driver uses hand-made pure silver rings instead of copper, which reduces the inductance by 12 times compared to a conventional driver, each speaker contains 0.5 kg of pure silver, further, all Series 0 speakers are subjected to 3-day deep (-196°C) cryogenic treatment of all metal components, which significantly increases the conductivity. for 6-8%

The Oscar Duo is a traditional two–way design with a 7” ceramic speaker and an inch (also ceramic) tweeter. The heavy bodies are completely devoid of resonances, the model sounds very impressive, in stark contrast to its size – there is a dense bass, an excellent attack, and an ideal microdynamic picture.

The Parker Duo is a bookshelf speakers from the Parker series. It uses custom-designed drivers and a versatile crossover technology. The sensitivity is 88 dB.

These are two-way bookshelf speakers equipped with a soft dome tweeter and a 5-inch main driver with a metal diffuser. An eight-inch passive radiator is installed on the rear panel to increase bass output.

The Antigua MC170 bookshelf speaker is equipped with a 10T15MC 2-way coaxial treble/midrange speaker along with a single 17 cm long-stroke 17TN20 bass driver, so Cabasse's superior point source technology is becoming available to a much wider range of music lovers.

The main difference between the Cabasse Minorca MC40 and its competitors is the 3-way configuration. The system is equipped with a two-way coaxial mid-high-frequency VS 10 speaker, which includes a soft dome tweeter surrounded by a convex annular diaphragm.

The Cabasse Bora bookshelf speakers are equipped with unique coaxial mid- and low-frequency speakers. Bora conforms to the principles of absolute precision of the SCS (Cabasse Spatially Coherent System) system and shows its possibilities of expressing all musical nuances, giving the listener an emotionally filled perception of sound.

The Murano is the most compact full-range 3-way bookshelf speaker in the high-end Cabasse Artis series. It implements many innovations originally developed for the top-end reference speaker La Sphère: a coaxial midrange/treble driver, as well as special materials and technologies created for the bass driver.

The Super 10A uses the same 12-liter bodies as the C10, designed for rack mounting. The speakers are installed among the best in the world: they are manufactured for Kudos by the Norwegian company SEAS, which has 60 years of experience in the driver market. Twitter K2 is exclusively developed for Kudos based on the well-known Crescendo tweeter. The main speaker, manufactured by SEAS according to Kudos drawings and specifications, has copper rings to minimize eddy currents, an aluminum pole tip that helps remove heat from the sound coil, and a paper-soaked duffuser.

At high frequencies, the Titan 505 works, as in all other speakers in this series, with an excellent K3 squeaker developed jointly by Kudos and Norwegian SEAS. It is distinguished from the basic K2 version by an improved magnetic system, a new rear camera and an original-shaped front panel. Two speakers with cellulose diffusers with a special coating, organized in an isobaric scheme, are responsible for the medium and low frequencies.

The Revel M106 is equipped with a 25 mm high-frequency speaker and a 165mm bass. It is made in several design options: black piano lacquer and natural walnut.

The Gem 2 midrange and woofer speakers feature titanium diffusers, dual neodymium magnets, large sound coils, and a sophisticated distortion suppression system, putting them at the forefront of acoustic advances. The new 1-inch tweeter (common to all Ultima 2 Series speakers) is equipped with a dome made of hard and light beryllium, as well as a proprietary third-generation waveguide, which allows you to achieve breathtaking sound transparency and eliminate coloration.

The Revel Performa M105 is a two-way bookshelf speaker available in three finishes - black and white piano lacquer, as well as a glossy natural walnut finish. The cones of the Revel Performa M105 woofers are made of aluminum, the diffuser surface is perfectly curved and seamlessly connects to the speakers, the baskets of which are equipped with ribs for greater rigidity.

The perfect sound of the Revel M126Be bookshelf speaker is based on a beryllium HF diffuser (25 mm), controlled by massive 85 mm double ceramic magnets. The powerful RF diffuser and ceramic-coated cast aluminum Acoustic Lens waveguide seamlessly integrate with the 165 mm woofer orientation with the Deep Ceramic Composite (DCC) aluminum diffuser, providing greater efficiency, less compression, improved dynamic range and less distortion, and increased power handling.

REVEL Concerta M16 is a bookshelf speaker, 2-way, with a rear bass reflex. It has a power of 120 watts, a sensitivity of 86 dB and a resistance of 6 ohms.

The bookshelf speakers are equipped with a 5.75' midrange woofer with a paper diffuser (in phase-inverted design) and a 1' silk tweeter (separate closed chamber). The sensitivity of the Wilson Audio Tune Tot is 86 dB, the resistance is 8 ohms (does not fall below 6.61 ohms), the input power is from 25 watts.

With Linear Response waveguide for high-frequency and integrated passive bass radiator Demand D11 guarantees detailed and well-balanced sound.

Two-way passive bookshelf speaker. It is equipped with a ForgeCore tweeter and a 7” (18 cm) BilletCore speaker. Impedance: 7 ohms (minimum 3.5 ohms). Sensitivity: 88 dB. Frequency range: 37 Hz – 40 kHz.

Two-way passive bookshelf speaker. It is equipped with a ForgeCore tweeter and a 6” (15 cm) BilletCore speaker. Frequency range: 40 Hz – 40 kHz. Impedance: 8 ohms (minimum 3.9 ohms).

A 28mm dome tweeter made of pure beryllium is responsible for the high frequencies in A1. The same is used in the older A3 model. The neodymium magnetic system and the latest generation damping materials in the rear camera of the tweeter can dramatically reduce distortion and bring the upper limit of the reproduced frequencies far beyond the limits of audibility.