Altavoz de 2 vías Omnitronic 80710865 blanco con cable 25 W

The Omnitronic 2-way Loudspeaker 80710865 in white is a wired home audio speaker engineered to deliver clear playback in residential environments. With an RMS power rating of 25 W, an impedance of 8 Ω and a sensitivity of 90 dB, this compact loudspeaker reproduces vocals and instruments across a stated frequency range of 95–20,000 Hz. Its white cabinet and discreet grille are intended to integrate with modern home decor while providing stable wired connectivity for stereo and multiroom setups.

Advantages

This wired 2-way loudspeaker offers consistent audio performance at moderate listening levels thanks to its 25 W RMS power and 90 dB sensitivity. The two-way design separates low-mid and high frequencies to improve clarity across the audible range up to 20 kHz. An 8 Ω nominal impedance ensures compatibility with a wide range of home amplifiers and receivers. The white finish provides a neutral aesthetic suitable for living rooms, kitchens or home offices.

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How to use

Connect the loudspeaker to a compatible amplifier or receiver using properly sized speaker cable and ensure correct polarity for left and right channels when assembling stereo pairs. Position the speaker at ear level for preferred listening locations and allow a small distance from walls to avoid bass coloration; placement on bookshelves or dedicated stands is possible depending on room acoustics. Start with moderate volume settings on the amplifier and adjust tone controls to match room characteristics and source material.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use the speaker within the specified power and impedance ranges and avoid sustained operation at maximum output to prevent driver stress. When used as part of a stereo pair, match left and right speaker placement to achieve balanced imaging. For improved bass response, experiment with placement relative to walls and corners and consider using a subwoofer if extended low-frequency reproduction is required.