Parker Quintet vs Design Parker Trio
The Design Parker Trio's sensitivity is 91 dB against the Parker Quintet's 93 dB and its impedance 6Ω against 4Ω. Both share high-frequency extension (40 kHz) and woofer (7.5").
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The Marten Parker Quintet is a high-end flagship loudspeaker in Marten’s Parker series, designed as a resonance-controlled floorstanding speaker with a 2.5-way topology, custom ceramic drivers, and rear passive radiators. It uses a 1-inch pure ceramic tweeter, four 7.5-inch ceramic bass/midrange drivers, and four 9-inch aluminium passive radiators, with a multi-diverse crossover intended to preserve dynamics, control, and soundstage openness. The speaker is offered in standard finishes such as Piano Walnut, Matte Walnut, and Piano Black, and can be upgraded to a Diamond Edition with a diamond tweeter, improved internal cabling, and upgraded crossover components. Sources list a pair price of £27,500 from a retailer and around €31,000 in review coverage, so the exact market price may vary by region and finish.
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