ML802 vs ML801
The ML801's impedance is 6Ω against the ML802's 4Ω and its sensitivity 87 dB against 90 dB. Both share high-frequency extension (38 kHz) and woofer (8").
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The Usher Audio ML-802 is a three-way, four-driver floor-standing loudspeaker designed to deliver exceptional sound clarity, depth, and musicality. It features two 8-inch hybrid carbon woofers (model 8955A), a 5-inch magnesium-lithium midrange driver (0542MA), and a 1.25-inch magnesium alloy tweeter (9980-20MA). The cabinet is crafted with multi-layered curved structure and precision milled internal bracing for resonance control and rigidity. The front baffle is slanted for time alignment, and the top is capped with a low-wear glass panel. The base is a thick solid steel piece for stability. The ML-802 offers a frequency response from 26 Hz to 38 kHz, sensitivity of 90 dB at 1 watt/1 meter, nominal impedance of 4 ohms, and power handling of 200 watts. Crossover frequencies are set at 380 Hz and 2.1 kHz. It is available in Walnut and Macassar finishes with satin or high gloss piano lacquer options. The speaker is amplifier-friendly and suitable for both tube and solid-state electronics, providing a wide and detailed soundstage with tight bass, rich mids, and clear highs. It is ideal for audiophiles seeking refined sound quality and powerful performance in large rooms.
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