| Concert
Grand SIThree years in the
making; significantly improving on what was already considered
by many industry insiders to be one of the greatest dynamic loudspeakers
ever developed. The old Concert Grands were legendary for
their tonal accuracy, dynamic ease, and dimensional palpability. The
new speakers are designed and bulit by the same team as before
to possess those same ESP attributes while achieving significantly
better low frequency extension, midrange clarity, low-level detail
and microdynamics, and speed. In addition to using 10 expensive
state-of-the-art drivers per side, with different and optimized
compound driver
configurations for
each of the bass and midrange units, the
new speakers use a totally redesigned and more phase-coherent
crossover, better crossover parts, and much more sophisticated
cabinet construction, all necessary in order to take advantage
of the the new driver configurations and specs. As
great as the old Concert Grands were, the new speakers are in
a different league altogether.

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all new drivers, crossover, internal
wiring, and crossover parts, adding even more openness, transparency,
and low-frequency impact to the product’s already legendary
tonal accuracy, dynamic ease, and dimensional palpability |
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new
compound-driver woofer and midrange units
for greater low-frequency extension and lowered distortion. |
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higher and more constant impedance across
the frequency spectrum, for use with a broader range of amplifiers |
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Driver Complement (per speaker): |
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four 8” paper cone
woofers in two
compound-driver
units |
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four 5” doped paper
cone midranges in two
compound-driver
units |
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two 1” soft dome tweeters (one is
side-firing) |
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Frequency Response: Flat 25Hz - 20KHz +- 3db |
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Sensitivity: 90dB, 2.83V / 1 meter |
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Impedance: 6 ohms |
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Power Handling: 25W to 500W rms |
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Dimensions: Height – 62"; Width – 14¼";
Depth – 19¼" |
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Net Weight: 330 lbs. each |
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Shipping Weight: 400 lbs.
each |
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Available in Quilted Maple,
Olive Burl, Santos Rosewood, and Padouk finishes |
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