ELAC Debut Reference B6.2 Bookshelf Speakers - (Pair) Black Baffle, Walnut Cabinet
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Color: Walnut
Features
- Building on the iconic status of ELACs Debut Series, a new Reference line emerges for our exclusive dealers. The Debut Reference brings significant acoustical and visual advancements. Designed to blend with traditional or contemporary styles. Debut Reference sounds as great as it looks!
- A newly developed waveguide combined with a more open grill design enhances upper high frequency response.
- A new full perimeter brace that joins the top and the side panels significantly lessens cabinet vibrations, reducing cabinet coloration.
- Our new cast chassis woofer provides improved stiffness for both strengthening the front baffle and minimizing chassis resonances.
- Our new dual flared slot vent allows for lower noise and higher bass output for improved bass dynamics.
Brand: ELAC
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 120 Watts
Frequency Response: 20 KHz
Connectivity Technology: wired
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Shelf Mount
Material: walnut
Model Name: DBR62
Speaker Type: Bookshelf
Special Feature: 2-Way Bass Reflex
Recommended Uses For Product: Music
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Subwoofer Diameter: 6.5 Inches
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.0
Color: Walnut
Included Components: Magnetic fabric grill
Product Dimensions: 10.82"D x 8.18"W x 14.13"H
Item Weight: 18.07 Pounds
Impedance: 6 Ohm
Is Waterproof: True
Warranty Type: Limited
Number of Items: 2
Control Method: App
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 6.5 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 6.5 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 1 Inches
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 6.5 Inches
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Includes MP3 player?: No
Number of Power Levels: 1
Specific Uses For Product: Home Audio, Music Listening
Supported Internet Services: iheartradio
UPC: 850008944109
Style: Classic
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Manufacturer: Elac
Item Weight: 18.07 pounds
Item model number: DBR62-BK
Date First Available: November 15, 2019
Department: All Ages
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