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Floorstanding loudspeakers — Opera Loudspeakers Grand Callas

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Opera Loudspeakers Grand Callas
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The Grand Callas model is a three-way floorstanding bass reflex speaker system with the traditional Cross Link Dipole technology for the High-End Opera series, which allows you to simulate reflections of the rear area to create a three-dimensional sound stage even when the speakers are located close to the back wall.

Specifications

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  • Opera Quinta

    Floorstanding loudspeakers

    Opera Loudspeakers Opera Quinta

    Opera Quinta has a closed acoustic design, divided into three sections. The woofer section is loaded with its own volume of 40 liters. The midrange section is insulated with high-density MDF walls and damped with polyurethane seals. The HF section has its own small volume in the upper part of the speaker. The speaker body is made of MDF with a thickness of 30 mm, has rounded corners of the front panel for better sound dispersion, and is covered with high-quality leather.

  • Opera Seconda

    Floorstanding loudspeakers

    Opera Loudspeakers Opera Seconda

    Opera Seconda SE has a 2.5-way design. The woofer section is built on custom drivers from Scanspeak with a diffuser made of aluminum coated with mastic to dampen the resonances of the material.

  • Opera Grand Mezza

    Floorstanding loudspeakers

    Opera Loudspeakers Opera Grand Mezza

    The Grand Mezza has a 3-way design with a front-mounted bass reflex. The woofer section is built on two custom speakers from Seas with a polypropylene diffuser with a diameter of 120 mm. A midrange section on a single driver of a similar design. All drivers are mounted on a cast basket, characterized by increased rigidity.

  • Callas Diva

    Floorstanding loudspeakers

    Opera Loudspeakers Callas Diva

    The Callas Diva floor-mounted three-way speaker system is equipped with proprietary Cross Link Dipole technology, which allows you to create a stereo picture by reflecting sound waves from the back wall of the listening room.

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