Sunday, September 16, 2012

KEF Reference Series Model 90 Center Speaker -

Reference Series Model 90 (1993-98) Model 90, along with the acclaimed Model 100, was one of the first genuinely high quality centre channel loudspeakers to appear on the world market. Key to its success was the Uni-Q driver array – with its broad and uniform dispersion pattern it ensured that listeners seated away from the central position will still hear clear and intelligible dialogue that was routed to the centre of the screen. The use of Reference Series components guaranteed that the sound quality was of the highest level and accurate timbre matching with, primarily with Models 101/3 and 102/2, ensured that an integrated and high performance home theatre system could be easily achieved. With a dark grey enclosure, black grille-cloth and curved side panels it perfectly complemented the appearance of the high performance video equipment of the time. Specification: Model 90 System type: Two-way, TV/shelf-mount Enclosure type: Reflex Dimensions (H x W x D): 174 x 396 x 169mm (6.9 x 15.6 x 6.7 inches) Weight: 3.9kg (8.6 lb) Nominal impedance: 6ohms Amplifier requirements: 15-150W (into 4 ohms) Frequency range: 80Hz to 20kHz +/-3.0dB at 2m on reference axis Sensitivity: 87dB at 1m on reference axis for a pink noise input of 2.83V (anechoic conditions) Maximum output: 106dB on programme peaks under typical listening conditions System: SP3164 (1993-95) Drive units: B160 bass/midrange unit (SP1320), NT19 tweeter (SP1352) Crossover: SP2199 System: SP3178 (1995-97) Drive units: B160 bass/midrange unit (SP1320), NT19 tweeter (SP1352) Crossover: SP2210 or SP2250 System: SP3237 (1997-98) Drive units: B160 bass/midrange unit (SP1320), NT19 tweeter (SP1352) Crossover: SP2210

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