PureVox vs Audio Physic Classic 25 Last Edition
The Classic 25 Last Edition's low-frequency extension is 34 Hz against the PureVox's 40 Hz. Both share sensitivity (89 dB), impedance (4Ω), and high-frequency extension (30 kHz).
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The B.M.C. Audio PureVox is a German-made passive, closed-box, two-way loudspeaker with an unusual quasi-bipolar design. Identical driver arrangements on the front and rear radiate in phase, producing a broad, spacious presentation while retaining the directness and neutrality associated with a monitor. Each speaker uses two 175 mm Kevlar/fiberglass-cone bass/midrange drivers and two Air Motion Transformer (AMT) tweeters. Its integrated stand and one-piece, heavily damped extruded-aluminum enclosure give it the appearance of a compact loudspeaker in floorstanding form. A rear-panel tone switch permits a small treble/balance adjustment. Sources differ slightly on weight, dimensions, crossover frequency, and frequency-response reporting, so the specifications below identify those variations where relevant. The manufacturer’s product page and shop listings indicate that the PureVox remains an active product rather than a discontinued model.
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