Opera Loudspeakers Mezza

As I play mostly Jazz I fell in love with their fabulous mids and clear highs. They need at least 20" from the rear wall to allow their very solid base to shine. The sound stage they produce is amazing, the speakers disappear. I was so impressed that I have purchased the next one up, the Opera Prima, with a front port because of a new location tight to the wall. These would make a wonderful AV/2 channel set up. I doubt that a sub would be needed. These were easy to drive with my Triode 25 watt tube amp. They also present a complete sound at low volume levels. MSRP $1495


Comes with Original box, manual and cloth speaker covers for shipping.


"The Mezza surprise for the extent of the low frequencies and for the neutral and detailed reproduction of the entire spectrum. The qualities of the Mezza arise from the high quality of the components: the woofer (Seas) has a paper diaphragm that is subjected to a double treatment that effectively dampens the break-up without increasing too much the mass. The motion of the cone is decompressed by the dust cup which is acoustically transparent. The linear displacement of the diaphragm is 10 mm long and provides good performance even at low frequency and reduce intermodulation distortion in the midrange. The tweeter (Scanspek) is the same used in all the models of the Classica Line (Grand Mezza, Seconda and Quinta...) with a one-inch dome, decompression chamber and ferrofluid."

Dimensions:
20 x 32 x 32,5 cm ( LxHxD)
Weight:
16kg
System:
stand or shelf, reflex with back firing duct
Finishes:
leather
Loudspeakers:
1x5” woofer (Seas) double trated cone, 1x1” dome Tweeter (Scanspeak), ferrofluid, decompression chambre
Number of ways:
2
Frequency response:
40 -25000 Hz
Cross-over:
woofer low pass : 12 dB/oct  tweeter high pas: 12 dB/oct
Cross-over frequency:
1850 Hz
Power:
70 watt RMS
Amplifier:
Starting from 10 Watt RMS or more – far from clipping condition
Sensibility
88 dB/1watt/1 meter
Nominal Impedance
4 ohm (Z min > 4 ohm)