First model of the sophisticated and very exclusive series of absolute reference from the prestigious Austrian speaker manufacturer Vienna Acoustics , named Klimt in honor of the Viennese painter Gustav Klimt (born in 1862), the The Music (a name that coincides with the of a work by the aforementioned artist dedicated to his admired Ludwig van Beethoven) is an extraordinary speaker system that uses first-rate technological and aesthetic innovations to bring music reproduction to levels of realism worthy of its name. With an impressive appearance and a construction and finish worthy of a work of art, The Music is a powerful bass-reflex column (with three rear ports) that stands out, first of all, for the revolutionary 180 mm flat concentric transducer. diameter mounted in an independent enclosure located in the upper area of the main block (and completely decoupled from it) and that allows the reproduction, in combination with the silk dome tweeter that appears in its central part, no less than 7 octaves of music. To this we must add a piezoelectric supertweeter from the prestigious Japanese firm Murata that extends the frequency response of the system up to 100,000 Hz. Regarding the reproduction of the lower part of the spectrum, its restoration is entrusted to three “Spidercones” transducers. of 250 mm exclusive to Vienna Acoustics , which allow you to achieve a unique combination of extension and control.
Characteristics:
4-way/6-speaker bass-reflex system.
Enclosure divided into two completely independent blocks and decoupled from each other.
Upper block adjustable in the vertical and horizontal planes.
180mm coaxial midrange and treble speakers exclusive to Vienna Acoustics .
Three 250mm “Spidercones” woofers exclusive to Vienna Acoustics .
Murata piezoelectric supertweeter.
Frequency response: 22 - 100,000 Hz.
Sensitivity: 91 dB/W/m.
Nominal impedance: 4 Ohm.
Amplification power between 50 and 500W RMS.
Available in piano black and real wood veneers.
Dimensions: 273 x 1,295 x 630 mm (W x H x D).
Weight: 82 kg.
Price per pair.
