Sonus Faber
Sonus Faber Lumina I, 2-way bookshelf speakers
Sonus Faber Lumina I, 2-way bookshelf speakers
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The Sonus faber Lumina I is a compact, elegant bookshelf speaker that combines exceptional sound quality with Italian design and premium craftsmanship – ideal for high-end audio systems in spaces with limited room.
🔧 Technical Specifications
Type: 2-way sealed compact speaker
Enclosure: Lute-shaped wooden enclosure with real wood veneer (walnut, wenge) or a matte black finish
Tweeter: 1 × 27 mm silk dome tweeter with neodymium magnet
Midwoofer: 1 × 150 mm paper sandwich cone
Crossover frequency: 2,800 Hz
Frequency response: 50 Hz – 25,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 87 dB SPL (2.83 V / 1 m)
Nominal impedance: 4 ohms
Recommended amplifier power: 40–200 W
Dimensions: 162 × 280 × 245 mm (W × H × D)
Weight: 5.6 kg per speaker
Shipping weight: approx. 13 kg per pair
Terminals: 2 × gold-plated binding posts
🎯 Key Features
- Lute-shaped enclosure – the curved shape reduces internal resonances
- Silk dome tweeter – for smooth, expressive high frequencies
- Paper sandwich woofer – for organic midrange reproduction
- Sealed enclosure – clear, precise bass tuning
- Real wood veneer or matte black finish – a stylish choice of finishes
- Handcrafted in Italy – premium materials and craftsmanship
📐 Design & Craftsmanship
Compact, stylish, and uncompromising – the Lute-shaped enclosure impresses with fine wood or matte black veneer and subtle details. Its premium craftsmanship makes it an attractive aesthetic feature on any shelf or shelving system.
🎵 Sound Performance
Despite its compact design, the Lumina I delivers a musical, detailed sound with clear bass, natural midrange, and silky highs. It impresses with its high precision and musical vitality – perfect for demanding, smaller spaces.
Conclusion
The Sonus faber Lumina I is an audiophile bookshelf speaker with exquisite sound, elegant design, and premium craftsmanship. Ideal for music lovers who refuse to compromise on quality and style, even when space is limited.
