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Pro-Ject Speaker Box 3 E Bookshelf Speakers

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Pro-Ject Speaker Box 3 E Bookshelf SpeakersYour favourite small hi fi speaker Space is always a crucial factor when looking for the right speaker. Often the choice ends up being a Bluetooth speaker, or a soundbar. The problem with these speakers is that none of them are able to deliver real stereo audio. We set ourselves the task of developing a compact speaker that delivers an impressive sound experience, is as small as possible, and all at a very reasonable price. Due to its compact size,

Your favourite small hi-fi speaker

Space is always a crucial factor when looking for the right speaker. Often the choice ends up being a Bluetooth speaker, or a soundbar. The problem with these speakers is that none of them are able to deliver real stereo audio. We set ourselves the task of developing a compact speaker that delivers an impressive sound experience, is as small as possible, and all at a very reasonable price.

Due to its compact size, the Speaker Box 3 E is ideal for use as both a desktop monitor, but also for home cinema systems.

Wall mount brackets are available separately.

We recommend connecting it with an amplifier with an output power of at least 10 watts per channel. The Stereo Box S3 BT or MaiA S3 are perfect partners for this speaker.

Specifications

  • Priced Per Pair
  • Enclosure type: bass reflex via rear firing port
  • Recommended amplifier power: 10 to 80 watts
  • Frequency response: 89Hz - 20kHz
  • Nominal impedance: 4 ohms
  • Sensitivity: 85dB (1w /1m)
  • Chassis: 0,75” silk dome tweeter, 3” fiber glass bass/mid
  • Dimensions: 160 x 106 x 152 mm (HxWxD)
  • Weight: 1.37 kg each
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