Mini Grand vs DALI Helicon 400
The Helicon 400's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Mini Grand's 86 dB and its high-frequency extension 27 kHz against 25 kHz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
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The Apogee Mini Grand is the smallest and least expensive model in Apogee's Grand Series, produced from approximately 1992 to 1998. It consists of the acclaimed 'Stage' full-range ribbon speakers mounted on dedicated stereo subwoofer stands that also serve as subwoofer enclosures. The system is three-way: two patented ribbon drivers reproduce frequencies above 80Hz, while frequencies below 80Hz are handled by the Mini Grand subwoofer system, which uses two custom 8" woofers per cabinet. The Stage speaker features a 26" ribbon midrange/tweeter handling frequencies above 600Hz and a dipolar electrodynamic driver below that frequency. The subwoofers are reflex-loaded and designed to match the Stage speakers. An external DAX electronic crossover manages the frequency division at 80Hz. The Stage sits atop the subwoofer on brackets allowing variable tilt-back for optimal setup. The Mini Grand offers a frequency response from 25Hz (-3dB) to over 25kHz, with an impedance nominally around 3 to 4 ohms. It is no longer manufactured.
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The Helicon 400's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Mini Grand's 86 dB and its high-frequency extension 27 kHz against 25 kHz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
The Diva's sensitivity is 87 dB against the Mini Grand's 86 dB and its impedance 3Ω against 4Ω. Both share low-frequency extension (25 Hz) and high-frequency extension (25 kHz).
The Avanti Century's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Mini Grand's 86 dB and its high-frequency extension 27 kHz against 25 kHz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
The Nucleus Reference 3.5's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Mini Grand's 86 dB, its impedance 8Ω against 4Ω, and its low-frequency extension 34 Hz against 25 Hz. Both share ways (3).
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