KEF Coda (1971-77)
The Coda was
developed from the ground breaking Cresta design with some useful design
elements to provide excellent acoustical performance in an economic package.
Its accurate, wide frequency response made it ideal for high quality
stereophonic systems in small to medium sized rooms and the dimensions allowed
convenient installation in the new, but short lived, quadrasonic format.
The Coda is
a totally enclosed speaker box of 7,26 liters, fitted with two drive units.
Its
accurate, wide frequency response makes it ideal for high quality stereophonic
systems in small to medium sized rooms. Its dimensions ideally complement
quadrasonic installations.
Specification: Coda
System
type: Two-way, bookshelf
Enclosure
type: Closed box
Input
Impedance: 8 ohms
Rated
Maximum Power: 20 W programme
Amplifier
Requirements: 15 - 20 watts per channel
into 8 ohms
System
Resonance: 60Hz
Nominal
Frequency Range: 50 - 40,000 Hz
Specific
Frequency Response: 85 Hz - 30,000
Hz ±4 dB
Crossover
Frequency: 3500Hz
Sensitivity: 96 dB (19 W into 8 Ω at 1m in anechoic conditions)
Finishes:
Walnut, Teak, White
Grille:
Brown Grey, Beige
System:
SP1034
Drive units:
B110 bass unit (SP1003), T27 tweeter (SP1032)
Crossover:
SP1035
Internal
Volume: 7,26 litres
Dimensions
(W x H x D): 230 x 330 x 146 mm (9 x 13
x 5.75 inches)
Weight: 5 kg (10.4 lb) net each
I have a set Coda and it sounds really amazing.
RispondiEliminaI just put up a system for desktop use.
RispondiEliminaI have a NAD1300 preamp fed by a Schiit Modi 3 Dac.
The output of the NAD goes into a Grundig NF 20 Tube Amp and into the KEF Coda SP 1034.
Lovely!