The Phoenix have risen from the ashes of what was unquestionably Krix's most awarded and respected loudspeaker, the Lyrix / Lyrix Gold. Tonal depth, imaging and balanced musicality are highlights in this slim floorstanding design. Involve yourself in the experience of sound with the Phoenix.
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Specifications > Speakers > Phoenix |
Manufacturer | Krix Loudspeakers Pty Ltd |
Model name | Phoenix |
Catalog No. | Krix Floorstanding Speakers |
Output power | from 0 to 150 Watts |
Impedance | 4 Ohms |
Frequency response | from 35 Hz to 20 kHz |
Sensitivity (1 Watt/1 Meter) | 90 dB |
Mode | Floor |
Bass and midrange | Fibre reinforced moulded polymer baskets with 2 x 165mm (6?") doped paper cones. 25mm (1") vented magnet, voice coil wound on high temperature aluminium former |
Tweeter | 28mm (1") doped fabric dome. Ferro fluid cooled. Double magnet shielded |
Dimensions (Height/Width/Depth) | 93.5/20.5/32 cm |
Weight | 19 kg |
Finish | Vinyl or lacquered timber veneer |
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