{"id":128394,"date":"2021-04-09T05:54:28","date_gmt":"2021-04-09T04:54:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.techweekmag.com\/?p=128394"},"modified":"2021-04-09T05:54:28","modified_gmt":"2021-04-09T04:54:28","slug":"arslab-stereo-one-and-stereo-two-speakers-made-for-thoughtful-and-emotional-listening","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.stereoindex.com\/tech\/speakers\/arslab-stereo-one-and-stereo-two-speakers-made-for-thoughtful-and-emotional-listening\/","title":{"rendered":"Arslab Stereo One and Stereo Two: Speakers made for thoughtful and emotional listening"},"content":{"rendered":"

Arslab has introduced two acoustic models in the new Stereo series: Stereo One shelf units and Stereo Two floor standing speakers.\u00a0According to the company, the new items are “a good tool for those who like thoughtful and emotional listening.”<\/p>\n

Visually, the speakers look quite classic: MDF enclosures decorated with a black ash vinyl film, black radiators and their flanges.\u00a0The 22mm silk dome tweeter is recessed into a small waveguide.<\/p>\n

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Long-stroke midrange \/ woofers with a diameter of 168 mm are made of paper pulp using the technology of cold pressing – according to the developers, this “provides the created sound with purity and clarity, even at very high volumes.”<\/p>\n

However, Arslab paid special attention to the insides of the acoustics.\u00a0The body is reinforced from the inside with struts and corner blocks for increased rigidity.\u00a0The crossover is assembled by a hinged mounting method on Jantzen coils made using the \u201csintering\u201d technology, Audiocore non-inductive polypropylene capacitors, Audicore non-inductive bifilar winding resistors, created specifically for use in audio equipment, as well as Mundorf high-capacity electrolytic capacitors.<\/p>\n

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Basically, the floor-standing Stereo Two is a stretched-out Stereo One with one additional midrange \/ woofer.\u00a0Both models operate in two-way mode, but differ in the crossover frequency: for stand speakers it is 2 300 Hz, and for floor speakers it is 2 100 Hz.<\/p>\n

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At the same time, the range of reproducible frequencies for both new products is the same: from 55 Hz to 22 kHz (and 60 Hz – 20 kHz with unevenness of \u00b1 3 dB).\u00a0The sensitivity of the floor-standing speakers is slightly higher: 88 dB versus 86 dB.\u00a0But they also require more power for themselves: 50\u2013125 W, and not 25\u201375 W, like shelf units.\u00a0The kit also includes protective grilles that are attached to the pins.<\/p>\n

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