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SOUNDTREE

A tree that broadcasts the whispering sounds of the forest. Initially conceived for convivial spaces, this surprising sound object is composed of twelve spherical speakers / fruits, suspended from the ceiling by liana cables, ripe for the picking.

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BS50 TRIBUTE

A true tribute to Elipson's know-how and history, the BS50 Tribute loudspeaker revives the model that made the brand famous in the 1950s, the BS50, an acronym for "50 cm diameter Staff Ball".

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UNIQUE DESIGN... ICONIC SPEAKER!

For Elipson's 70ᵉ anniversary, the BS50 Tribute continues the solutions employed by its predecessor. More than a speaker offering superb musicality, enthusiasts will appreciate the unusual design of this iconic object.

A design that responds to the need for fidelity of the sound signal since it limits the internal vibrations likely to generate artificial colourations.

BS50 TRIBUTE
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THE BENEFIT OF A REFLECTOR

The reflector, beyond its unique aesthetics, provides an inimitable sound sensation. The presence of the instruments, the intelligibility of the voice and the impression of volume are the main sound characteristics.

This result is obtained by combining an ellipsoidal reflector with a loudspeaker placed in the centre of the focus. The reflected waves give rise to a point source of sound located at the second focus.

CHARACTERISTIC

Bass-reflex speaker with internal resonator (Elipson patent) and acoustic reflector (Elipson patent)
2-way coaxial speaker
Woofer: 8" (200 mm), treated paper cone, small pleat suspension
Tweeter: 1" (25 mm), silk dome
Recommended amplifier: 50-100W
Frequency response: 40 Hz - 20 kHz
Sensitivity: 92 dB / 1W / 1 m
Impedance: 8 ohms
Overall dimensions: W500 x H1150 x D500 mm
Weight : 31,4 kg

SOUNDTREE
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A "HAUTE COUTURE" SOUND

By varying the arrangement of the speakers, it can be adapted to any environment, whether intimate or public.
Presented for the first time at the Milan Triennale during the Design Week, the SoundTree is part of the desire to develop a collection of "Haute Couture" sound objects.
Design by Maurizio Galante, Tal Lancman & Jean-Yves Le Porcher for Elipson.