Monitor Audio Bronze 50 Bookshelf Speakers
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Monitor Audio Bronze 50 Bookshelf Speakers

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Monitor Audio Bronze 50 Bookshelf SpeakersDescription Designed to perform in the smallest of living spaces, the compact and bookshelf friendly Bronze 50s will deliver the renowned Monitor Audio sound even when placed close to a wall. They are truly versatile and are ideal for both hi fi and home cinema playback they can bring games to life by revealing fresh audio detail. Add the Bronze AMS Dolby Atmos enabled speakers atop the Bronze 50 to heighten the surround experience. The smallest

Description

Designed to perform in the smallest of living spaces, the compact and bookshelf-friendly Bronze 50s will deliver the renowned Monitor Audio sound even when placed close to a wall. They are truly versatile and are ideal for both hi-fi and home cinema playback – they can bring games to life by revealing fresh audio detail. Add the Bronze AMS Dolby Atmos® enabled speakers atop the Bronze 50 to heighten the surround experience.

The smallest speaker in the Bronze Series houses our renowned C-CAM mid-bass driver and C-CAM Gold dome tweeter to ensure powerful and detailed audio reproduction with an improved stereo performance.

The choice of four modern finishes and stylish contrasting baffle give the Bronze 50s a superior appearance and ensure they will complement the décor of any room. Should you prefer to have the speakers mounted on the wall, there’s an option to do so utilising the rear fixing point and FIX-M Speaker Mount.

 


 

Key Features

  • Monitor Audio signature C-CAM Gold Dome Tweeter upgraded with the new Uniform Dispersion (UD) Waveguide for an incredibly lifelike sound
  • C-CAM mid-bass driver featuring updated cone geometries and Damped Concentric Mode (DCM) technology which allows the speaker to have a deeper, fuller sound while retaining a clean and precise presentation
  • Designed for performance – intricately optimised listening experience for music and movies
  • Hive II rear port tuned for ease of positioning without affecting sound performance
  • Acoustically transparent hexagonal dispersion pattern grille also featured on our award-winning Silver and Gold Series, for the Monitor Audio family look
  • High-quality gold-plated bi-wire terminals
  • Pureflow silver-plated oxygen-free copper internal cabling for highest quality current transfer through the signal chain
  • Audio transparent bespoke cloth covered magnetic grilles for a more discreet appearance
  • Add Bronze AMS Dolby Atmos® enabled speakers atop for use in any AV home cinema system
  • Can be wall-mounted using Monitor Audio FIX-M Speaker Mount, utilising its rear fixing point

Specifications

System Format

2-Way

Frequency Response (-6 dB)

62 – 25,000 Hz (Free field)
40 – 30,000 Hz (In room)

Sensitivity (2.83v @ 1m)

85 dB

Nominal Impedance

8 ohms

Minimum Impedance

4.4 ohms

Maximum SPL

107 dBA (pair)

Power Handling (RMS)

80 W

Recommended Amplifier Requirements

20 — 80 W

Bass Alignment

Bass reflex - HiVe II port system

Crossover Frequency

2,500 Hz

Drive Unit Complement

1 x 51/2" C-CAM bass/mid-range driver
1 x 25 mm C-CAM Gold Dome tweeter with UD Waveguide

External Dimensions (Including Grille and Terminals (H x W x D))

281 x 166 x 265 mm (111/16 x 69/16 x 107/16")

External Dimensions (including Outrigger Feet and Spikes (H x W x D))

N/A

Weight (each)

5 kg (11 lb)

Sold As

Pair

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