KEF Coda

 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