Quadral Montan Mk IV specifications

Brand : Quad

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For the first time not a ribbon tweeter, but dome tweeter

absolute metal boxes, I have them now for the fourth time and have heard them in 4 different apartments. Since I have made room acoustics my current thought, and therefore moved for the fourth time and had to realize that the rooms were the problem and not always the sound transducers, I have to say: These are super fat transducers without question. I have a carpet and ordinary woodchip, upholstered furniture and an absorber on the back wall for the purpose of high-pitched noise. Dream loudspeakers of the finest quality. I wonder why so much money is still being spent on new advanced models today, I've all heard the Montan and Vulkan MK I to MK VI, well, for the metal, the best here in terms of price-performance ratio. Greetings AurumTitan the Quad ralJunkie. If you like it analytically and want to banish your halves of the CDs, you should go for the MK VI series, but a fat metal board is best done by the MK IV and V. My opinion.

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Manufacturer: Quad ral
Model: Montan Mk IV
Years of construction: 1989 - 1996
Manufactured in: Hanover, Germany
Color: Antique walnut, mahogany, black oak, rustic oak, natural oak; Special requests possible
Dimensions: 1160 x 350 x 400 (H x W x D)
Weight: 55 kg
Original price approx.: 1.998,- DM / piece

Type of construction: 4-way, Real-Transmission-Line, Floorstanding speaker
Chassis:
- Woofer: 1x 260 mm
- Woofer: 1x 220 mm
- Midrange driver: 1x 110 mm
- Tweeter: 1x 19 mm titanium dome
Load capacity (nominal/pulse b.): 170 / 250 W
Efficiency: 88 dB/1W/1m
Frequency response: 28 - 25,000 Hz (+- 2 dB)
Transition ranges: 150 / 500 / 3.500 Hz
Impedance: 4 ohms

Woofer: 1x 260 mm
Woofer: 1x 220 mm
Midrange: 1x 110 mm
Tweeter: 1x 19 mm titanium dome