bs 50 Tribute
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To mark the occasion of its 60th birthday, Elipson is honoring the landmark models that have shaped its history. The first speaker to gain fame was the famous BS50, an acronym for its full name « Staff Ball, 50 cm diameter ». All by itself, the bs 50 incarnates the history of Elipson. Designed in 1953, the BS50 was created for the first « sound and light » shows at the Château de Chambord. Its ear allowed for precise sound diffusion. Elipson is reproducing this legendary model in today’s material while preserving the acoustic sound qualities that were so unique to a product that defied all the norms. The BS50 is a perfect illustration of the passion for sound and design that infuses the products in this brand. SPECIFICATIONS Bass-reflex speaker with internal resonator (Elipson patent) and acoustic reflector (Elipson patent) 2-way coaxial driver Woofer : 8” (200 mm), treated paper cone, small fold suspension Tweeter : 1” (25 mm), silk dome Amplifier : 50-100W Frequency response : 40 Hz - 20 kHz Sensitivity : 92 dB / 1W / 1m Impedance : 8 Ohms Overall dimensions : W500 x H1150 x D500 mm Sphere : Ø500 mm Reflector : W460 x H630 x D110 mm Stand : W500 x H260 x D500 mm Weight : 31,4 kg Finish : satin white Delivered with exclusive stand ALSO AVAILABLE Sound Tree Haut-parleur coaxial Elipson sur cahier des charges Forme sphérique anti-diffraction V3.0 - Update : 9/03/2016 - Specifications could be changed Résonateur notice. w

BS50 Tribute ADVANTAGES WITH A REFLECTOR Beyond its unique esthetic appeal, the reflector will provide you with an unparalleled sound experience. Musical instruments seem like they are really there, voices are crisp and true, and you’ll experience the full volume of sound. These are the system’s principal audio characteristics. This is the result of pairing an ellipsoid-shaped reflector with a speaker placed in the center focal point (F). Reflecting waves give rise to a concentrated sound source located at the second focal point (F’). It’s the differential between the two focal points that...