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Sonus Faber 2-Way Walnut Bookshelf Speaker
Model #: Olympica I-Walnut
At a Glance
Olympic Theater:: it is drawing, design, harmony, proportion, acoustic sensitivity, the search for beauty, wonder, expert processing of materials, emotion. One of the greatest works of the Master and chief architect Andrea Palladio left before his death as a gift perennial in Vicenza further enriching it with precious gem and a universal example of beauty and ingenuity. True values and these specimens that everyone can enjoy and make their own thanks to their own glorious radiant presence in the territory. Sonus faber and grew up in these beautiful and fortunate land that could not make their own since its inception such teachings and principles, linking them inextricably to the own history and then applying them in its tools for Music proudly resonate harmony of the city and the art that inspired them. Thankfully this is not the common legacy of Andrea Palladio, Sonus faber has decided to give birth to Sonus faber Olympica, sincere tribute to the Olympic Theater temple of geometric enjoyment of voice and music, the container in which the sound expands seamlessly and accurately reference model of acoustic enhancement.
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Styling
| Color | Walnut |
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Construction
| Tweeter Composition | Silk Dome |
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| Midrange Size | 6" |
Other
| Crossover Type | 2.500 Hz |
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| Sold As | Each |
Specifications
| Sensitivity | 87 dB SPL |
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| Speaker Type | 2-Way |
| Frequency Response | 50 Hz – 30.000 Hz |
Misc. Specs
| Product Weight (lbs.) | 20 |
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| Color Finish Name | Walnut |
| Color | Brown |
| Impedance | 4 Ohms |
| Number of Speakers | 1 |
| Depth (in.) | 14.5 |
| Height (in.) | 14 |
| Width (in.) | 8.7 |
Sonus Faber 2-Way Walnut Bookshelf Speaker
Model #: Olympica I-Walnut
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At a Glance
Olympic Theater:: it is drawing, design, harmony, proportion, acoustic sensitivity, the search for beauty, wonder, expert processing of materials, emotion. One of the greatest works of the Master and chief architect Andrea Palladio left before his death as a gift perennial in Vicenza further enriching it with precious gem and a universal example of beauty and ingenuity. True values and these specimens that everyone can enjoy and make their own thanks to their own glorious radiant presence in the territory. Sonus faber and grew up in these beautiful and fortunate land that could not make their own since its inception such teachings and principles, linking them inextricably to the own history and then applying them in its tools for Music proudly resonate harmony of the city and the art that inspired them. Thankfully this is not the common legacy of Andrea Palladio, Sonus faber has decided to give birth to Sonus faber Olympica, sincere tribute to the Olympic Theater temple of geometric enjoyment of voice and music, the container in which the sound expands seamlessly and accurately reference model of acoustic enhancement.
Get to know this product.
The experience coming from the iconic Minima and Electa merges with the Italian violin making tradition of the first Guarneri and gives life to a new harmonic shape.
The Shape That Functions
Olympica I represents a breakthrough in the resonance spectrum control and natural sound reproduction thanks to the triple curvature of the cabinet profile, the progressive thickness of internal walls and to the overall structure rigidity.
Music Protagonist
Innovation for us means to know how to make the speakers disappear in the environment, with an elegant and graceful style. Sonus faber Olympica I lets the Music be the unique protagonist, enhancing the sound in all its details and power.
Feature
The evocative allure that typically characterizes high-class monitor speakers is the focus of Olympica I, created to perfectly fit small-sized listening environments.
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Proposition 65 Warning for California Residents