Description
Horns Symphony 10
Speaker features in a more accessible format
The model Symphony 10 of Horns it offers all the magic of horn-loaded design, but in a more compact and versatile format, ideal for medium-sized rooms and demanding high-fidelity systems.
This two-way system, featuring a bass-reflex cabinet and generously sized front horn, is designed to deliver high sensitivity, vocal clarity and a three-dimensional soundstage, even with low-power amplifiers.
It offers a natural and lively presentation, with instruments that feel present and real in the room.
Its horn-loaded design allows for exceptional micro-dynamics, revealing nuances that other speakers hide.
— The soundscape is wide and immersive, placing each performer in their space with surgical precision.
A loudspeaker that invites hours of listening, without ear fatigue and with captivating musicality.
— Capable of stirring emotion at low volume levels and impressing when energy and scale are demanded.
Key features:
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Compression tweeter loaded with an acoustic resin horn, for airy, controlled highs without harshness.
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10-inch woofer, fast and full-bodied, ensuring dry and precise bass, perfectly integrated with the midrange.
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Sturdy enclosure, finished in fine wood veneers or high-gloss lacquer, available in various colour combinations upon request.
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Detailed and coherent response, ideal for jazz, classical, vocal or acoustic music.
With its heightened sensitivity, the Symphony 10 it adapts perfectly to single-ended valve amplifiers, without sacrificing authority or dynamic control
Specifications:
| Way | 2 |
| Woofer/midwoofer | 1x10” coated paper |
| High range 1×1” | 1×2” titanium, with level regulation |
| Crossover | 12/6 dB per octave |
| Box | 75 litres, bass reflex, natural veneer, RAL colours |
| Sensitivity | 92 dB |
| Frequency range | 30-20000 Hz |
| Impedance | 8 Ohm |
| Terminal | single wire, WBT |
| Box dimensions | 540x1390x470 [mm] |
| Weight of speaker | 60 kg |

































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