Hi Amigos,
I was lucky enough to get my hands on a pair M10 BF Nautilus, It looks very much like the Nautilus BW: not to say it's a copy. That being said, I just wanted to share this experience for purely communicative purposes. For those who know me, I love testing and taking apart everything I can get my hands on ))))
First and foremost, what's impressive here is the quality of the cabinets; they're enormous and made of high-density 30mm MDF with a double internal reinforcement (bracing). The speakers weigh over 120 kg for a pair, with dimensions of 410 x 550 x 1050 mm. Let's be honest, they are imposing in a medium-sized living room...
They are available in 3 colors: Walnut, Cherry, and matte white. In my living room, I naturally opted for white ones, given my decor at the time.
I wouldn't talk about measurements because I haven't had time to do any, but I did perform an update of the Crossover without any particular expectations, but rather, let's say, to give them a little more dignity.
These are 3-way speakers composed of a silk dome tweeter, a 6.5" Kevlar midrange driver, and two 10" carbon fiber cone woofers. They also feature a dual down-firing port with a counter base. They are also available with an aluminum tweeter. The counter base is 5 cm thick plinth made of solid MDF, makes the speakers very stable and free from resonances with the floor.
At the time I was driving them with a Topping LA90 with a Gustard X16 DAC. I have fond memories of listening to them; they sounded quite good with fairly controlled bass, and I think I can say they go pretty low with those dual woofer.
The mid-woofer reproduces the most important range of the sound message, the one that goes from 200 Hz to 3 kHz. The global frequency range starts @32 hz to 22 kHz, : up to 200 Hz for the two 10” woofers, 200 – 3 kHz for the 6.5” mid-woofer and 3Khz – 22 kHz for the tweeter. They are wired in bi-amp mode with a very good quality speaker terminal (banana type), by the way!
I've completely redesigned the crossover, but without changing the core values. From what I understand, there's an old and a new version of the crossover; this is the improved version, and therefore the latest version.
GLOBAL SPEC :
Frequency range 32Hz– 22 kHz
Impedance : 4 Ohm (min. 3,5)
Sensitivity : 91 dB
Size: 410 x 550 x 1050 mm
Weight : 120KG / Pair
Max RMS Power : 300W
I was lucky enough to get my hands on a pair M10 BF Nautilus, It looks very much like the Nautilus BW: not to say it's a copy. That being said, I just wanted to share this experience for purely communicative purposes. For those who know me, I love testing and taking apart everything I can get my hands on ))))
First and foremost, what's impressive here is the quality of the cabinets; they're enormous and made of high-density 30mm MDF with a double internal reinforcement (bracing). The speakers weigh over 120 kg for a pair, with dimensions of 410 x 550 x 1050 mm. Let's be honest, they are imposing in a medium-sized living room...
They are available in 3 colors: Walnut, Cherry, and matte white. In my living room, I naturally opted for white ones, given my decor at the time.
I wouldn't talk about measurements because I haven't had time to do any, but I did perform an update of the Crossover without any particular expectations, but rather, let's say, to give them a little more dignity.
These are 3-way speakers composed of a silk dome tweeter, a 6.5" Kevlar midrange driver, and two 10" carbon fiber cone woofers. They also feature a dual down-firing port with a counter base. They are also available with an aluminum tweeter. The counter base is 5 cm thick plinth made of solid MDF, makes the speakers very stable and free from resonances with the floor.
At the time I was driving them with a Topping LA90 with a Gustard X16 DAC. I have fond memories of listening to them; they sounded quite good with fairly controlled bass, and I think I can say they go pretty low with those dual woofer.
The mid-woofer reproduces the most important range of the sound message, the one that goes from 200 Hz to 3 kHz. The global frequency range starts @32 hz to 22 kHz, : up to 200 Hz for the two 10” woofers, 200 – 3 kHz for the 6.5” mid-woofer and 3Khz – 22 kHz for the tweeter. They are wired in bi-amp mode with a very good quality speaker terminal (banana type), by the way!
I've completely redesigned the crossover, but without changing the core values. From what I understand, there's an old and a new version of the crossover; this is the improved version, and therefore the latest version.
GLOBAL SPEC :
Frequency range 32Hz– 22 kHz
Impedance : 4 Ohm (min. 3,5)
Sensitivity : 91 dB
Size: 410 x 550 x 1050 mm
Weight : 120KG / Pair
Max RMS Power : 300W
