Sony SS-X90ED Marketing Product Information

SS-X90ED
X Series ES Loudspeaker
• G-Brace Speaker Design
• Time Aligned Design
• 61/
2" Kevlar Midrange
• Extended Definition Tweeter
• Real Wood Cabinet
Key Features
• High Quality Crossover Networks
• 3-Way 3-Speaker Design
• Dual 61/2" Woofer, 61/2" Midrange with 1" Extended Definition Tweeter
• Sound Reproduction Over 70kHz
• Kevlar™ Midrange Driver
• Time Aligned Drivers
• Rounded Top and Sides
• G-Brace Technology
• Aluminum Die-Cast Top Panel
• Bi-Wiring Capable
• Genuine Wood Enclosure
• Magnetically Shielded
• Carbon Dome Tweeter
• Bass Reflex Design
KEY FEATURES
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Product Information
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
KEY TECHNOLOGY
Product Information
Specifications
Audio
• Frequency Response: 35-70,000 Hz
• Power Handling Capability: 200 Watts Continuous
• Sensitivity (dB/W/m): 90 dB
• Impedance: 4 Ohms
• Mid-Woofer Size/Type: 6
1
/2" Kevlar™
• Woofer Size/Type: 6
1
/2" Paper
• Tweeter Size/Type: 1" Carbon Dome
Accessories
Supplied Accessories
• Instruction Manual
• Spikes (4 Per Speaker)
Weights & Measures*
• Dimensions (W x H x D):
10.2" x 39.3" x 11.1"
• Weight: 70.4 lbs.
SS-X90ED
X Series ES Loudspeaker
©2002 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
*Weights and Measures are approximate.
The Structure of Great Sound What cannot be seen truly can be heard.
Inside of every Sony X-Series loudspeaker, one of the most elaborate bracing structures ever used is employed.The G-Brace™ bracing structure represents the “grounding” that is cr itical to an accurate soundstange. Traditional speaker designs mount the drivers directly to the front baffle, which can introduce reso­nance and smear the image. A dr iver needs to be isolated properly from the front baffle, otherwise the most critical of frequencies can drif t as vibration occurs. G-Brace substructure allows the driver to be mounted to a sub-structure found within the speaker cabinet, not relying on the front baffle for support. Any natural resonance created by the driver is transmitted away from the front baffle and is absorbed by the bracing structure itself.Even when driven, the loud­speakers’ image m aintains f ocus allowing for accuracy at all levels.
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