I bought a bunch of stuff from a dude that wanted to get rid of his old stereo. Amongst it was a pair of Magnat Vector 207, built around 2012 to 2015.
The marketing material says "Klippel optimized":
Here are some specs from the manufacturer:
The back:
Sadly, the bridges for the speaker terminals are missing, so i had to make some:
Now the bananas barely grip, but it's good enough for a listen.
The speakers are fun to listen to, with dynamic snares and clean bass. Not brilliant, but not terrible either. I have not yet corrected them using MiniDSP and probably never will. They will be sold for 150€ and someone (probably younger folk) will be happy to get a pair of loud playing speakers for little money.
The marketing material says "Klippel optimized":
It's unknown what Klippel optimized means. Did they use a Klippel system in QA? Did they use a NFS during development? We will never know.Mit aufwendiger Klippel-Optimierung der Chassis gelang die Maximierung von Klangqualität und Wirkungsgrad für perfekte Zusammenarbeit auch mit kleinen Verstärkern.
Here are some specs from the manufacturer:
- 600€ pair
- 3 way, ported
- Woofer: 2x 170 mm, 20-300Hz
- Midwoofer: 1x 170 mm, 300-3200Hz
- Tweeter: 1x 25 mm, 3200-20.000Hz
- Power: 180W (340W peak)
- Sensitivity: 92 dB/m/W
- Frequency response: 22 - 55.000 Hz
- Impedance: 4 - 8 Ohm
- Size: 200 x 1100 x 330 mm (W x H x D)
- Mass: 21 kg
The back:
Sadly, the bridges for the speaker terminals are missing, so i had to make some:
Now the bananas barely grip, but it's good enough for a listen.
The speakers are fun to listen to, with dynamic snares and clean bass. Not brilliant, but not terrible either. I have not yet corrected them using MiniDSP and probably never will. They will be sold for 150€ and someone (probably younger folk) will be happy to get a pair of loud playing speakers for little money.