Elipson - Architect In IW6
The Elipson IW6 from the Architect In series demonstrates remarkable versatility for use in background music, hi-fi or home cinema, with a power of 100 W for a range of frequencies ranging from 68 Hz to 20 kHz. With its mid-bass driver and adjustable tweeter, optimal sound diffusion. This speaker easily adapts to most Hi-Fi and Home Cinema amplifiers to complete your system and offer a rich and immersive sound experience, all in a discreet and customizable design thanks to its paintable magnetic grille.
Presentation
With a sensitivity of 87 dB and a maximum power of 100 W for a frequency spectrum ranging from 68 Hz to 20 kHz. The Elipson IW6 is a versatile choice for use in background music, hi-fi or home cinema systems.
You can choose to install this speaker in a front position as well as in a surround position or at the rear of your listening space.
It is best to complete your system with a subwoofer for fuller sound reproduction in the bass and even more immersive listening.
With its 2-way configuration, it pairs easily with most hi-fi and home cinema amplifiers on the market.
Equipped with a 16.5 cm mid-bass driver and a 19 mm silk dome tweeter, adjustable for optimal sound diffusion, it will integrate discreetly into your space thanks to its magnetic grille which can be painted.
Features
Other features
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Elipson Architect In IW6 (In-Wall)
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Built-in 2-way speaker
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Mid-bass driver: 165 mm paper cone, rubber suspension
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Tweeter: 19 mm silk dome, orientation of 35 to 40° in all directions
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Frequency response: 68 Hz - 20 kHz
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Sensitivity: 87 dB/1 W/1 m
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Impedance: 8 ohms
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Max power: 100 W
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Cutoff frequency: 2950 Hz
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Magnetic grid ready to paint
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Dimensions: 306 x 220 x 81 mm
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Weight: 1.5 kg
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Cutout size: 186 x 273 mm
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Minimum installation depth: 81 mm
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Recommendation: 2/3cm behind the speaker to lay rock wool and dampen sound waves
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Founded in 1938 by Joseph Léon, Elipson is a pioneering French brand in the world of high-fidelity audio. Initially named Multimoteur, it stands out for its spherical speakers and its technological innovations. Under the direction of Philippe Carré and Eric James since 2008, Elipson combines avant-garde design and sonic performance. Its flagship creations include the Planet speakers and the Prestige Facet range;
