The Magnat Prime Classic delivers pleasant and dynamic stereo sound from a compact wooden enclosure. The stereo speaker system, hidden behind the modern fabric grille, is supported by a powerful integrated subwoofer. The long-stroke bass radiator is optimally positioned at the bottom, providing deep bass support completely free of background noise. The result is a detailed stereo sound, including deep and powerful bass reproduction.
The integrated digital amplifier combines a total output of an impressive 80 watts across three amplifier channels. State-of-the-art filtering and equalizing via a DSP chip ensure excellent sound quality. The Prime Classic receives music via Bluetooth using the high-end audio standard Qualcomm aptX, and an AUX input on the back provides access for additional audio devices. Operating the Prime Classic is easy with a smartphone and the side push-and-turn control. Thanks to its compact dimensions, the Magnat Prime Classic fits anywhere as a mini stereo system and high-quality Bluetooth speaker.
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Item number | 13134353 |
Manufacturer | Magnat |
Category | Bluetooth speakers |
Manufacturer no. | D173000 |
Release date | 28/4/2020 |
Colour | Brown |
Exact colour description | Dark Mocha Decor |
Nominal power | 80 W |
Playback source | External playback device |
Power supply | Electrical connection |
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Scope of delivery | Manual |
Length | 16.20 cm |
Width | 33.90 cm |
Height | 15.50 cm |
Weight | 3000 g |
Length | 41 cm |
Width | 45 cm |
Height | 45 cm |
Weight | 3.80 kg |
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