Uwe Heile
14612 Falkensee bei Berlin
Germany
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Graham Audio Swiss LS 3 black
Product information
- Product category
- Compact Speaker
- Manufacturer
- Graham Audio
- Function
- flawless
- Usage state
- new
- Appearance
- as good as new
- Accessories
- complete with original box
- Color
- schwarz
- Original price
- 1,200.00 €
- Price
- 880.00 €
- More information
- http://www.grahamaudio.co.uk
- Serial number
- auf Anfrage
Description
neu am Lager,
der Preis ist ohne die abgebildeten Stands,
Hifi + schreibt dazu :
JAs common to Graham Audio (and its subsidiaries), the LS3 is a Derek Hughes design, but instead of the custom-made Volt units found on its more upscale models, this one uses a SEAS 19mm soft-dome tweeter coupled with a 130mm polypropylene mod-bass made by and doped by Graham Audio. The actual manufacturer of the driver remains undisclosed. Like other Graham designs, it is also single-wired and uses the same gold-plated multi-way terminals found in other models from the brand.
The big change is the cabinet. It’s piano gloss and the mid-bass drivers sit on – rather than behind – the front baffle. Instead of a grille surround that looks nice but does introduce a few minor baffle-step phase issues, the magnetically attached grille stands proud of the speaker and is best removed in serious use. Because the cabinet has the same footprint as the LS3/5a (albeit a footprint that suffered a nasty ankle injury), stands designed for the classic BBC design can work here if the top-plate is turned through 90°. I used the same open frame designs as used with the LS3/5, and this is a perfect partner for the LS3, too.
Graham Audio thinks the Swisstone LS3 is a good first rung on the ladder that leads to the LS3/5 or LS3/5a, but that casts it as an impressionist, and that isn’t the whole story. In reality, the Swisstone LS3 is a fine speaker in its own right and is extremely well price positioned. I can’t help but think of it more as a tamed Linn Kan, with the added excitement, fun, and its impersonation of bass energy that loudspeaker turned in. It’s not as uneven as the Kan was, and that unevenness was the Kan’s best, and worst, aspect. But those wanting the entertainment of the Kan with the intrinsic honesty of the LS3/5a might just find the Swisstone LS3 is all the speaker they need.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System: 2-way stand-mount loudspeaker
Enclosure: Thin Wall Damped construction
Drive Units: Bass/Midrange: 130mm Polypropylene built by Graham audio
HF: 19mm Dome Tweeter Seas
Recommended Amplifier power: 20–50watts unclipped program
Sensitivity: 83dB/2.83v/1m
Crossover Point: 3.5kHz
Maximum Output: 96dB for a pair at 2m
Nominal Impedance: 11 ohms
Response: 70Hz–20kHz +/-3dB
Connectors: Gold plated terminals
Dimensions: 30.4h ×16.5w ×19.5d (inc terminals)
Weight: 5 kg
03322-2131655,
info@berlin-hifi.de
der Preis ist ohne die abgebildeten Stands,
Hifi + schreibt dazu :
JAs common to Graham Audio (and its subsidiaries), the LS3 is a Derek Hughes design, but instead of the custom-made Volt units found on its more upscale models, this one uses a SEAS 19mm soft-dome tweeter coupled with a 130mm polypropylene mod-bass made by and doped by Graham Audio. The actual manufacturer of the driver remains undisclosed. Like other Graham designs, it is also single-wired and uses the same gold-plated multi-way terminals found in other models from the brand.
The big change is the cabinet. It’s piano gloss and the mid-bass drivers sit on – rather than behind – the front baffle. Instead of a grille surround that looks nice but does introduce a few minor baffle-step phase issues, the magnetically attached grille stands proud of the speaker and is best removed in serious use. Because the cabinet has the same footprint as the LS3/5a (albeit a footprint that suffered a nasty ankle injury), stands designed for the classic BBC design can work here if the top-plate is turned through 90°. I used the same open frame designs as used with the LS3/5, and this is a perfect partner for the LS3, too.
Graham Audio thinks the Swisstone LS3 is a good first rung on the ladder that leads to the LS3/5 or LS3/5a, but that casts it as an impressionist, and that isn’t the whole story. In reality, the Swisstone LS3 is a fine speaker in its own right and is extremely well price positioned. I can’t help but think of it more as a tamed Linn Kan, with the added excitement, fun, and its impersonation of bass energy that loudspeaker turned in. It’s not as uneven as the Kan was, and that unevenness was the Kan’s best, and worst, aspect. But those wanting the entertainment of the Kan with the intrinsic honesty of the LS3/5a might just find the Swisstone LS3 is all the speaker they need.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System: 2-way stand-mount loudspeaker
Enclosure: Thin Wall Damped construction
Drive Units: Bass/Midrange: 130mm Polypropylene built by Graham audio
HF: 19mm Dome Tweeter Seas
Recommended Amplifier power: 20–50watts unclipped program
Sensitivity: 83dB/2.83v/1m
Crossover Point: 3.5kHz
Maximum Output: 96dB for a pair at 2m
Nominal Impedance: 11 ohms
Response: 70Hz–20kHz +/-3dB
Connectors: Gold plated terminals
Dimensions: 30.4h ×16.5w ×19.5d (inc terminals)
Weight: 5 kg
03322-2131655,
info@berlin-hifi.de
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- Shipping from Germany (14612)
- Purchaser pays shipping costs
- EU wide shipping
Payment methods
- Cash upon collection
- Prepayment (bank transfer)
Advert ID
2315028144
Advert time period- Start:
- 30.12.2025 - 15:43
- End:
- 28.02.2026 - 15:43
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