Alongside their wide frequency response, the Amora 5 have been built to deliver “exceptional resolution and accuracy”, low distortion, and an “open, three-dimensional stereo image”. To do so, each speaker pairs a 25mm silk-dome tweeter with a 16.5cm woven fibre composite mid\/bass driver.<\/p>\n
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The tweeter is fixed using an aluminium surround ring for a rigid, secure mounting, while a geometrically shaped faceplate aims to minimise unwanted sonic diffraction.<\/p>\n
The mid\/bass unit, meanwhile, uses a rigid aluminium frame to maintain greater mechanical stability and driver alignment, helping to maintain more consistent driver performance.<\/p>\n
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Integrating the two drivers is a precision-tuned crossover, designed to deliver a balanced frequency response, clear stereo imaging, and a wide, open soundstage.<\/p>\n
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The Amora 5 are built using a rigid MDF cabinet, employed to help minimise unwanted sonic resonances. Each speaker also employs a rear-mounted reflex port, tuned to extend low-frequency performance while maintaining a more controlled bass signature.<\/p>\n
According to Peter Kao, Rotel’s Managing Director: \u201cRotel\u2019s success has always been built on trusted engineering, long-term relationships, and a shared passion for music. With the Amora 5, we extend the Rotel experience through the final stage of the system, giving our global partners and customers a more complete path from source to speaker.”<\/p>\n
The Rotel Amora 5 are available now, in a choice of black or white finishes, priced at \u00a3999 \/ $999 per pair.<\/p>\n
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