The main difference between these speakers are how deep they play and the amount of bass they can convey. If you are going to have a setup without subwoofer(s) in it, then the larger Tower S speaker is the way to go, Monitor S will be a little too weak for movies especially in the […] →
If you for any reason need the dimensions between the mounting holes, for example for making any type of custom bracket, then here are all the dimensions you need. The depth of the nuts in the cabinet is 11.85mm. They use M6 screws. →
Here you can see the width of the entire spike bar as well as the distance between each spike itself and the height of the spike. →
The distance between the baffle of all 1723 S speakers and the front of the grille is 3.23 cm as you can see from the image below. 1723 Tower S dimensions 1723 Monitor/Center S dimensions 1723 Bookshelf S dimensions 1723 Height S dimensions 1723 Surround S dimensions →
The 1723 Tower S has the added flexibility of plugging different combinations of the 2 ports. With both ports open maximum bass output is guaranteed, but with a higher roll-off point. With one port open, the -3dB point is lower still, but with an increased rate of roll-off. All ports plugged brings the Tower […] →
Here are some dimensional drawings of the 1723 Tower S THX speaker with the spike kit mounted. The length of the Spike bar is 32,8cm. The distance between the centre of the spike bars is 24,3cm. The distance from front and back of cabinet to the spike bar is 2,85cm. The […] →
The height from the bottom of the cabinet to the tweeter is 69,85cm as you can see on the image below. With spikes kit mounted, the height increases to 73,8cm. →
Every now and then we get questions on tweeter position of our speakers. Here is a drawing that shows the tweeter height from the top of the speaker. It is 25,3cm or almost 10 inches for our 1723 Height speaker. →
Every now and then we get questions on how high the tweeter is placed on our speakers, so it is easier to plan the positioning. Here is a drawing that shows the tweeter height from the bottom of the speaker. It is 28,4cm or 11.2 inches for our 1723 Surround S THX speaker. →
What are the differences between our 1723 Bookshelf S and 1723 Monitor S? Our 1723 Bookshelf S is a sealed 2-way design. With this driver arrangement and the help of our waveguide design, the radiation pattern is much wider than on our MTM style (Mid/Tweeter/Mid) Monitor S.This means a bigger soundstage on both the horizontal and […] →
Here is a complete dimension breakdown of our 1723 Height S speaker. The depth of the nut inserts is 11.85mm. They use M6 screws and have a standard VESA100 distance. →
Our 1723 Monitor S THX is symmetrical, so the tweeter is directly in the center of the speaker.That means the tweeter height is 28,48cm or 11.21 inches. →
The 1723 Tower S is a downscaled version of the 1723 Tower. It features a completely custom built 2.5-way lineup of mid-bass drivers and a waveguide tweeter you cannot find anywhere else. The materials, quality, drivers and crossover components are just the same as you would expect from any of the 1723 speakers. The only […] →
The 1723 Monitor S is a downscaled version of the 1723 Monitor. It features a completely custom built 2-way lineup of mid-bass drivers and a waveguide tweeter you cannot find anywhere else. The materials, quality, drivers and crossover components are just the same as you would expect from any of the 1723 speakers. The only […] →
The 1723 Center S is a downscaled version of the 1723 Center. The speaker is identical to 1723 Monitor S, but sold singly and with the grill badge moved for aesthetic purposes. This makes sure that you will have 100% timbral match when using it with any of the 1723 speakers like the Monitor S […] →
The 1723 Surround S is a downscaled version of the 1723 Surround. The materials, quality, drivers and crossover components are just the same as you would expect. The only difference is smaller enclosure with 6.5” drivers in 1723 Surround S, instead of the 8” in the 1723 Surround. Using the same 6.5” mid-bass driver and […] →
The 1723 family is growing! Now with Bookshelf S as the smallest and latest member. Featuring a completely custom built 2-way lineup of mid-bass driver and a waveguide tweeter you cannot find anywhere else. The materials, quality, drivers and crossover components are the same premium level as you would only expect from any of the […] →
The new 1723 Height S speaker, in the award-winning 1723 S THX series. Atmos and elevation channels will never be the same again. With amazing build quality, customdesigned parts, and VESA 100 mounting options. These are top-level height speakers for serious systems! 1723 Height S is technically identical to the 1723 Bookshelf S THX. The […] →
Here are the mounting dimensions of our 1723 Height S speaker. We only recommend using our own included mounting brackets and mounting the speaker flat with it leaning against the back wall. We do not recommend any tilt or swivel mounts as the thread inserts are not made to sustain those much higher forces. If […] →
Here are the mounting dimensions of our 1723 Center S speaker. We only recommend using 2 of our own mounting brackets and mounting the speaker flat with it leaning against the back wall. We do not recommend any tilt or swivel mounts as the thread inserts are not made to sustain those much higher forces. […] →
Here are the mounting dimensions of our 1723 Monitor S speaker. We only recommend using 2 of our own mounting brackets and mounting the speaker flat with it leaning against the back wall. We do not recommend any tilt or swivel mounts as the thread inserts are not made to sustain those much higher forces. […] →
The 1723 Tower S depth at the top is 32.0 cm. However, due to a slight backward tilt, the total depth is a bit bigger at 36.31 cm. →
As always: It depends If you have a small, but tall, room; 2 height speakers are usually enough. If you cram 4 height speakers into a small space, it will affect channel separation and the end result can end up being muddier than wanted. If you have an overall large room and you’re able to […] →
