EMS-61

Name: EMS-61
Brand: EM Acoustics

EM Acoustics

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Compact two-way passive reflex-loaded loudspeaker The EMS-61 is completely passive, yet outperforms many bi-amplified or DSP-processed designs. The enclosure contains an 6.5” (165mm) neodymium LF drive unit, linked via the internal passive crossover network to a 1.7” (44mm) diaphragm, 1” (25mm) exit HF compression drive unit. The HF drive unit is coupled to a constant-directivity waveguide, which produces a 90° x 60° dispersion pattern which can be easily rotated if required. The multi-angle enclosure along with the rotatable HF waveguide allows use in both horizontal and vertical orientations

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Registered at Companies House as EM ACOUSTICS LIMITED, number 04409993. Checked 2026-08-29.
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