Features

The bass unit is constructed from a PP (polypropylene) diaphragm material combined with a special damping coating, while the treble is produced by a 1-inch silk diaphragm tweeter, also with a special damping coating. This damping layer plays a significant role in suppressing unwanted resonances and each manufacturer has their own secret formula, much like the coatings used on headphone diaphragms to enhance sound quality.

The high frequencies of the speaker are refined and subtle, offering a lifelike sound quality. The reproduction of violins and vocals is impressively accurate, ensuring a seamless blend between the mid and high ranges. The highs possess a lasting, natural resonance with a rich depth.

The mid-range frequencies boast an ideal balance of density and texture, striking the perfect note of authenticity. While the MC5 exhibits a slightly more relaxed mid-range, the MC4's mid-to-high frequencies are more defined. Echoing the MC4's attributes, the sound is even and unbiased, making it ideal for extended listening sessions. It adeptly handles a wide array of musical genres and is responsive to front-end equipment.

Moreover, the MC5's bass is characterized not only by its fullness but also by its agility and strength. For rooms measuring 20-30 square meters, the MC5 is the recommended choice.