#Oberon system 3 series#

вЂњThis is important as you are rarely seated directly in front of your loudspeaker when listening to music,вЂќ it says.

#Oberon system 3 series#

Interestingly, Dali states that all its speakers вЂ“ including the Oberon series вЂ“ are designed not to be toed-in. The Oberon 3вЂ™s specs are very similar to the Debut B6. The recommended amplifier power is between 25 and 150 watts while frequency response comes in at 47-26,000Hz. Sensitivity is rated at 87dB at 2.83v/1m and nominal impedance is six ohms. Each cabinet is equipped with a 29mm soft textile dome tweeter and a seven-inch wood fibre cone.

The Oberon 3 is a two-way bass reflex design and comes with just a pair of speaker terminals each, so bi-wiring fans will need to bear this in mind. I found the cabinet well damped and braced, with no audible ringing during a knuckle wrap test. The only caveat with the white finish is the need for careful handling as scratches can easily peel off the vinyl wrap, revealing the MDF below. The review unit was white with mountain grey coloured grille and it blended effortlessly with my existing home furnishing (which happens to be white as well) so much so that the wife did not realise that the resident Elac Debut B6 had been swapped! There are four colour options to choose from вЂ“ black ash, light oak, dark walnut and white.Д«uild quality, fit and finish are high as would be expected from such a reputable loudspeaker maker. Measuring 350 x 200 x 315mm (h/w/d), they blended contemporary design through the use of rounded edges and rustic fabric on the front grilles. The Oberon 3 brings the best of both worlds, combining the large sound of a floor-standing speaker with compact stand-mount footprint.ДЄpart from its signature wood-fibre cone woofer, Dali has included another bit of tech called Soft Magnetic Compound (SMC) in which the magnet motor incorporates a pole piece capped with SMC, resulting in an improved flux field and reduced mechanical distortion. There are six models in the Oberon line-up and the Oberon 3, which is the subject of review here, is the larger stand-mount speaker to the more compact Oberon 1. And now Dali has a brand-new range that sits just above the Spektor, called the Oberon. IT was just some six months ago that this website reviewed the Dali Spektor 2, the Danish loudspeakerвЂ™s entry-level stand-mount. White colour option requires careful handling. вЂ“ Bass does not resolve as deep as the Elac Debut B6. + Engaging wide soundstage easy placement, does not need to be toed-in for sweet spot.