Stirling Broadcast LS3/5A V2

$2.000.000

Designers and builders of Loudspeakers in the BBC tradition

Product Brochures/Instruction Sheets are available online – see the relevant Product pages for links.

Power handling:

60w continuous, 110w short term, IEC268

Max sound level:

100dB, pair @2m

Input impedance:

11ohm nominal

Input connections:

Bi-wire, 4mm terminals (plugs/wires to 4mm cross sectional area)

Frequency response:

75Hz to 18kHz +/-3dB (on HF axis @1m)

Crossover frequency:

3 kHz

Sensitivity:

83dB/1watt/1m

Cabinet details:

Two-way infinite baffle (sealed box). 188mm(w) x 168mm (d) x 302mm (h)

Weight:

4.4 kg each (shipping weight 11.8kg – pair)

Veneers available:

Cherry, Walnut, English Oak, Black Ash, Wild Oak, Zebrano, Ebony, Rosewood

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Descripción

Built under license from the BBC, ourt LS3/5a V2 was our first design collaboration with Derek Hughes. Derek drew on his extensive experience of the LS3/5a which reaches back to his work for the BBC in the 1970s. He has achieved something very special by retaining the legendary sonic character of the original, capturing the much loved vocal abilities of the classic 15 ohm version, whilst combining this with the faster more modern sound of the newer 11 ohm. As a result our LS3/5a V2 has improved and extended bass response with greater handling of dynamics.

Mass-produced versions of the LS3/5a used a compromised cabinet with 12mm walls and a glued rear panel. In contrast the Stirling LS3/5a cabinets have screwed-on front and rear panels and so are faithful to the “lossy” cabinet design philosophy developed by BBC Research Department at Kingswood Warren.

The Stirling LS3/5a cabinet is modelled on the famous 001/002 pair featured in Hi Fi News which were built in-house by the BBC and used as their references. Our LS3/5a V2 combines the very best of the traditional BBC LS3/5a with a modern design by using custom high quality drive units in thin wall (9mm) birch plywood cabinets, damped using double layers of bituminous pads. The high-quality crossover followed extensive development with both computer aided design and traditional A-B listening used to voice the Stirling LS3/5a V2 against BBC 001/002.