MFV6 vs Reference 3A Dulcet
The Dulcet's power handling is 80 W against the MFV6's 150 W. Both share sensitivity (88 dB), impedance (6Ω), and depth (240 mm).
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The Icon Audio MFV6 is a bookshelf/stand-mount loudspeaker intended for use with valve amplifiers in smaller rooms. It is described as an easy-to-drive, high-efficiency design with a nominal 6 ohm load, rare-earth magnets, hand-made crossovers, and a compact cabinet available in Cherry or Walnut finish. The MFV6 is positioned as the smaller-room model in the MFV line and is designed for shelf or stand mounting.
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