Violon MK-V vs Harlekin 2
The Harlekin 2's sensitivity is 90 dB against the Violon MK-V's 89 dB, its woofer 10.24" against 10", and its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 25 Hz. Both share impedance (8Ω).
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The Acapella Violon MK-V is a three-way loudspeaker system that combines a plasma (ion) tweeter housed in its own chassis, a midrange horn made from acoustically neutral composite material with a Dynaudio driver, and a sealed bass cabinet with a 10-inch SEAS woofer. It offers an overall frequency response from approximately 25 Hz to 40 kHz, with an efficiency around 89-91 dB and an impedance of 8 ohms. The speaker is designed to be driven by amplifiers with power outputs from about 25 to 350 watts. Dimensions are approximately 1190 mm (height) x 305 mm (width) x 595 mm (depth), and it weighs about 55 kg. The design emphasizes natural timbres, neutrality, and dynamic clarity, with a four-way crossover and multiple drivers including a 10" woofer, two 5.9" HHCM midrange drivers, and a 1.75" HHCT II tweeter. The system is known for its transparency, clarity, and ability to deliver natural tone colors, making it suitable for audiophiles seeking high-fidelity reproduction with a unique horn-loaded architecture.
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