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Dear Friends,
Has anyone heard of this Speaker? It is Xavian Guiletta, made in the Czech Republic from premium components and handcrafted.
How does it compare to Dynaudio or Bowers and Wilkins CM series?
I am closing the review in the Stereo Times as well as the photos, The specs are as follows:
Technical Specifications:
Mid-bass frequency unit: 148 mm Scan-Speak Revelator, paper membrane, SD-1 "motor".
High frequency unit: 29 mm Scan-Speak impregnated fabric soft dome, low - distortion "motor" no ferrofluid.
System type: 2-ways damped bass-reflex, massive aluminium bass-reflex port.
Cabinet: 22 mm MDF handly crafted.
Frequency response: ( -3 dB on reference axis ): 47 - 32000 Hz
Connection: 1 pair of singly mounted WBT Platinum
Signature binding posts.
Nominal impedance: 8 ohms
Crossover frequency: 2200 Hz
Sensitivity ( 2V / 1m ): 85 dB
Recommended power amplification: 50 - 150 W
Dimensions (HxWxD): 912 x 180 x 250 mm
Net weight (1 unit): 21 kg
Please advise if it worth a listen or pass.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Has anyone heard of this Speaker? It is Xavian Guiletta, made in the Czech Republic from premium components and handcrafted.
How does it compare to Dynaudio or Bowers and Wilkins CM series?
I am closing the review in the Stereo Times as well as the photos, The specs are as follows:
Technical Specifications:
Mid-bass frequency unit: 148 mm Scan-Speak Revelator, paper membrane, SD-1 "motor".
High frequency unit: 29 mm Scan-Speak impregnated fabric soft dome, low - distortion "motor" no ferrofluid.
System type: 2-ways damped bass-reflex, massive aluminium bass-reflex port.
Cabinet: 22 mm MDF handly crafted.
Frequency response: ( -3 dB on reference axis ): 47 - 32000 Hz
Connection: 1 pair of singly mounted WBT Platinum
Signature binding posts.
Nominal impedance: 8 ohms
Crossover frequency: 2200 Hz
Sensitivity ( 2V / 1m ): 85 dB
Recommended power amplification: 50 - 150 W
Dimensions (HxWxD): 912 x 180 x 250 mm
Net weight (1 unit): 21 kg
Please advise if it worth a listen or pass.
Thanks in advance for your help.