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The Sonus Faber Concerto Domus is a slightly more compact version of the Grand Piano designed for use in smaller interior spaces. It is a fully shielded, 2-way floor standing loudspeaker with a stylish lute-shaped cabinet and decoupled side panels for resonance control, inspired by the Cremona line's elegant arching of solid walnut panels. It features a 7-inch paper-coated cone midwoofer and a 1-inch ring radiator tweeter, both magnetically shielded and custom designed for compression-free, ultra dynamic linearity. The crossover is an initial first order, distributed multislope design optimized for phase characteristics and correct space/time performance at 3.6 kHz. The frequency response ranges from 35 Hz to 20 kHz, with a front reflex port for tuning. Sensitivity is 88 dB SPL (2.83V/1m) with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms and power handling from 30 to 200 watts without clipping. The cabinet finish combines black leather and black piano lacquer. Dimensions are 205 x 310 x 990 mm (W x D x H), and the pair weighs approximately 102.75 lbs net. Sonus Faber designed the Domus series to please both music and home-theater aficionados, offering a warm, expressive voice with lush vocals and well-controlled bass extending confidently into the upper 30 Hz range. The speaker's tonal balance is smooth and non-fatiguing, with a natural sweetness in the treble from the ring-radiator tweeter. The Concerto Domus is known for its elegant design, high-quality craftsmanship, and sonic performance that harmonizes frequencies dynamically and spatially.
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The RM25XL's impedance is 8Ω against the Concerto Domus's 4Ω. Both share sensitivity (88 dB), high-frequency extension (20 kHz), and woofer (7").
The Helicon 400's woofer is 6.5" against the Concerto Domus's 7" and its low-frequency extension 31.5 Hz against 35 Hz. Both share sensitivity (88 dB) and impedance (4Ω).
The Concerto Grand Piano's sensitivity is 87 dB against the Concerto Domus's 88 dB and its impedance 8Ω against 4Ω. Both share high-frequency extension (20 kHz) and woofer (7").
The 7B's sensitivity is 86 dB against the Concerto Domus's 88 dB, its impedance 6Ω against 4Ω, and its woofer 7.1" against 7". Both share low-frequency extension (35 Hz).
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