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BOWERS & WILKINS CT7.3 LCRS 3-WAY VENTED-BOX SYSTEM (EACH)

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BOWERS & WILKINS CT7.3 LCRS 3-WAY VENTED-BOX SYSTEM (EACH)Listening is believing Experience home cinema as it was meant to be heard with B&Ws Custom Theatre 700 Series. Our new range of dedicated custom theatre loudspeakers brings B&W 700 Series technology and craftsmanship to your home cinema set up at a cost effective mid range price. The three models in the range integrate seamlessly with home theatre cabinetry and can each be positioned as left, centre, right or surround speakers. Each speaker uses high

Listening is believing

Experience home cinema as it was meant to be heard with B&W’s Custom Theatre 700 Series. Our new range of dedicated custom theatre loudspeakers brings B&W 700 Series technology and craftsmanship to your home cinema set-up at a cost-effective mid-range price.

The three models in the range integrate seamlessly with home theatre cabinetry and
can each be positioned as left, centre, right or surround speakers. Each speaker uses high sensitivity Nautilus™ tube-loaded tweeters designed specifically for the reproduction of movie soundtracks along with first-order tweeter crossover filters for minimal signal degradation. Combined with our unique Aramid Fibre drive units, the result is extraordinarily life-like, dynamic movie sound quality.

The top-of-the-range CT7.3 LCRS has a pair of 8 inch bass drive units along with a dedicated Aramid Fibre FST™ midrange for unparalleled intelligibility, clarity and definition.

 

Technical Specifications

 Technical Features Nautilus™ tube loaded tweeter
Aramid Fibre cone FST™ midrange Paper/Aramid Fibre cone bass driver
Flowport™
Magnetically attached grille
Description
3-way vented-box system
Drive units  1 x ø25mm (1 in) cloth dome high-frequency
1 x ø150mm (6 in) woven Aramid Fibre FST™ mid-range
2 x ø200mm (8 in) Paper/Aramid Fibre bass units
Frequency range  -6dB at 36Hz and 28kHz
Frequency response  42Hz – 22kHz ±3dB on reference axis 
Dispersion  Within 2dB of reference response
Horizontal: over 60º arc
Vertical: over 10º arc
Sensitivity  92dB spl (2.83V, 1m) 
Harmonic distortion 2nd and 3rd harmonics (90dB, 1m)
<1% 50Hz – 20kHz
Nominal impedance
8Ω (minimum 3.0Ω)
Crossover frequency  350Hz, 4kHz
Recommended amplifier power
50W – 200W into 8Ω on unclipped programme
Max. recommended cable impedance  0.1Ω
Dimensions

Height: 360mm (14.2in)
Width: 606mm (23.9in)
Depth: 265mm (10.5in)
Depth with grille: 288m (11.3in)

Net Weight
21.5kg (47.9lb)
Finishes

Cabinet: Black painted
Grille: Black cloth

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