Celestion f10 Broschüre
Audio fads come and go, but as any purist will tell you, there’s no
substitute for high-end components and quality circuitry in a
really well built cabinet. When you audition Celestion’s F Series,
you soon see what they mean. Classic speakers in the great
tradition - but with all the technical refinements that give you the
full benefit of the latest digital formats, especially for home
cinema. What you get is spacious imaging, immaculate
detailing and a sweet, natural sound. And with logical steps in
price and performance, the latest range allows you to combine
different models to create the ideal system for your room and
your own personal listening preferences.
Precision engineering has been a Celestion hallmark over three
generations of innovative speaker design, and the F Series is no
exception. High specification crossovers seamlessly integrate the clean,
flat response of the neodymium tweeter and midrange/bass drivers to
surround you with a superbly accurate and involving 3D sound image.
And thanks to exceptionally rigid MDF enclosures that are carefully
contoured to reduce diffraction effects, the output remains distortion-free
right across the frequency range, even when they’re fully extended.
But the real test of a good speaker system is how it makes you feel.
Whatever your favourite tracks, you’ll find that the F Series gives you
bigger goose bumps. More immediacy. More depth. Better highs. And in
home cinema configuration, they’ll immerse you in the on-screen action
like never before. The sense of ‘being there’ is extraordinary. Movies or
music, it’s a great feeling. And when that amount of pleasure comes with
such a modest price tag, they even make your bank balance feel pretty good.
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Drive units
The secret of F Series sound quality lies in the sophistication of the drivers - long-throw
bass units and an exceptionally natural-sounding tweeter with superlight titanium
dome and Ferrofluid cooling for maximum smoothness and power handling.
Terminals
As well as being plated in gold, the large binding posts are duplicated to allow the
system to be bi-wired to ensure the cleanest possible signal transfer - typical of
Celestion’s obsessive attention to detail.
Shielding
All models are magnetically shielded to prevent interference with other
equipment, and voice matched for a perfectly balanced sound image. You have
three superb finishes to choose from: Black Ash, Dark Apple or Maple.
F10
- With a compact two-way bass reflex design
that pairs Celestion’s famed 19mm (0.75”) titanium
dome tweeter with a 100mm (4”) bass/midrange
driver, the F10 performs accurately across the
frequency range. For hi-fi or satellite home cinema
speaker use, it creates a convincing sound picture
in all but the largest rooms.
F15
- If you prefer more extended bass, the F15
is a larger bookshelf speaker that features the
same legendary tweeter with a 130mm (5.25”)
polypropylene-coated bass/midrange cone.
As easy to drive as the rest of the range, it
produces a much bigger, lusher sound than
you’d expect from its size.
F18
- The F18 has the large 25mm (1”) version
of Celestion’s dome tweeter and a 165mm
(6.5”) long-throw midrange/bass driver with
doped paper cone. It adds up to the purist’s
bookshelf speaker: a musical, richly textured
and exceptionally confident sound for its size.
F28
- A slim floorstander, the F28 delivers an
expansive and realistic soundscape, thanks to
an array of two 165mm (6.5”) doped paper cone
midrange/bass drivers alongside Celestion’s
large dome tweeter. A serious front speaker for
people who really care about sound.
F20
- A mid-sized floorstander with taut, gutsy
response. With a big 19mm (0.75”) tweeter
and a 130mm (5.25”) bass/midrange in a full-
length cabinet, it plays everything from high
vocals to low frequencies with unfailing accuracy,
even at extended volumes in big rooms.
F30
- For quality home cinema or pure hi-fi,
the F30 is a full size floorstander with the delicacy
and smoothness you can only get from a three-way
speaker, with two 130mm (5.25”) polypropylene-
coated bass/midrange drivers beneath the 19mm
(0.75”) tweeter. Expansive - and much more
expensive-sounding than it actually is.