Pantheon vs Atlantis Reference
The Atlantis Reference matches the Pantheon on sensitivity (90 dB), impedance (4Ω), low-frequency extension (25 Hz), and ways (3).
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The Gryphon Pantheon is a reference three-way loudspeaker system designed and built in Denmark, combining proprietary constant phase crossover technology with custom Danish ScanSpeak drivers. It features dual 8" bass drivers in ported enclosures, dual 5" midrange drivers in sealed chambers, and an ultra-fast Air Motion Transformer tweeter with a low-mass folded metal diaphragm. The crossover network uses premium Duelund components with battery-powered bias for enhanced clarity and detail. The enclosure is tall, sleek, and massively braced with modular baffles for each driver to minimize vibrations and diffraction, ensuring precise time alignment and holographic sound reproduction. The Pantheon offers a frequency response of 25Hz to 40kHz (-3 dB), 90 dB sensitivity, and a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. It weighs approximately 122 kg per speaker and measures 39 cm wide, 148 cm high, and 69 cm deep. The design emphasizes low distortion, dynamic life, and a highly detailed, natural sound with a stylish finish and virtually unlimited customization options.
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The Atlantis Reference matches the Pantheon on sensitivity (90 dB), impedance (4Ω), low-frequency extension (25 Hz), and ways (3).
The Viginti's impedance is 6Ω against the Pantheon's 4Ω and its sensitivity 87 dB against 90 dB. Both share high-frequency extension (40 kHz) and ways (3).
The Tonda matches the Pantheon on sensitivity (90 dB), impedance (4Ω), high-frequency extension (40 kHz), and ways (3).
The Blade One Meta's sensitivity is 88 dB against the Pantheon's 90 dB and its low-frequency extension 27 Hz against 25 Hz. Both share impedance (4Ω) and ways (3).
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