Dynamic and pure, the D7.2 loudspeaker reveals every nuance of the performance with absolute clarity and resolution. This superbly balanced realism comes from a sophisticated design that is undemanding of placement in the listening room. Easy to drive and efficient the D7.2 is compatible with any amplifier design, from low powered tube amps to powerful solid state designs.
HIGHLIGHTS
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A svelte design that delivers a captivating finely textured sound with deep-wide sound-images which clearly convey the message and the emotion of well-recorded music.
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The proprietary LPZ 22mm HF unit, 18cm Spendor EP77 polymer cone bass/mid drive unit and Kevlar composite bass drive unit, helps the D7.2 deliver a room filling sound with pure vocals, fast clean bass, precision and excellent dynamic expression.
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A sophisticated rigid cabinet using proprietary Spendor Dynamic Damping technology helps the D7.2 deliver transparency to match the finest ancillary equipment at any price point.
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Designed and Manufactured in the UK
Description
2.5-way floorstanding loudspeaker
Enclosure type
Rigid asymmetric braced cabinet with dynamic damping
Vent type
Fifth generation Spendor linear flow, tapered twin-venturi port
Input connection
Single pair recessed precision binding posts
Typical in-room response
29Hz - 25kHz
Power handling
200 watts unclipped programme
Amplifier
25-200watts
Sensitivity
90dB for 1 watt at 1 metre
Nominal impedance
8 ohms (min 5.0)
HF driver
LPZ 22mm polyamide dome
Bass/mid driver
18cm EP77 polymer cone bass/mid unit
LF driver
18cm Kevlar© composite cone bass unit
Crossover frequency
900Hz, 3.2kHz
Net Weight
21.2kg
Height
980mm
Width
192mm
Depth
333mm
Finishes
Black oak, walnut, oak, satin white, cherry
Plinth
Satin black
Accessories
Height adjustable spike feet
Magnetic grille
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"We’re really impressed by the Spendors' speed here and their ability to kick hard when required. They sound wonderfully composed too, staying organised and rhythmically coherent even at higher levels."
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"That new mid-range unit is a significant upgrade from the original D7 and integrates seamlessly with the bass and tweeter so you never get the impression you are listening to three separate drivers"
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"What we hear is more of the music and less of the cabinet and drivers"
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