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Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)

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14,999.00 Pair

The Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers is a 2-way standmount loudspeaker with a 4″ bass driver and 1″ softdome treble unit. It is great for smaller rooms, desktop systems and as surround speakers.

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Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)

The Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers is a 2-way standmount loudspeaker with a 4″ bass driver and 1″ softdome treble unit.

The Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers is the latest in a long line of distinguished Mission loudspeakers, joining the multi-award winning speakers from the mid-level QX Series and the flagship ZX Series. Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers maintains the Mission trademark ‘Inverted Driver Geometry’ design, which means the path length between the drivers is optimised. Unique at this price-point, this arrangement allows the precision-tuned crossover to yield improved transient attack and astonishing detail.

Perfected over hundreds of hours of critical listening by Mission’s lead acoustic designer, Peter Comeau, Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers utilises trickle-down innovations from the revered ZX series. Improvements in the famous Mission DiaDrive bass unit offer superior control of the low-frequency diaphragm while a refined high-frequency performance and a re-engineered cabinet bracing system further help create a loudspeaker system that outperforms its price-class.

Advanced New Driver Surrounds and Crossover in the Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers

One of the critical areas highlighted by the development of Mission ZX and QX models was the use of serrations in the driver surrounds to help scatter interfering reflections from localised surfaces to the dome and cone

Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers now incorporates these serrations into the driver surrounds, adding further finesse to the drive unit outputs and providing a smoother frequency response

With minor perturbations in the driver response ironed out, the crossover for each model has been optimised to take advantage of the improved performance

The result is that the Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers builds on the winning formula of the LX, both enhancing the clarity of midrange and treble detail and improving the micro-dynamics of the musical performance for an even more thrilling listener experience.

Inverted Geometry Drive Design of the Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers

Mission’s classic IDG (Inverted Driver Geometry) driver format positions the high frequency below the bass / midrange driver meaning the length of path is equalised so the sound waves coincide at the listener’s head height. A proprietary principle that improves ‘time alignment’ and thus transient performance in Mission speakers.

Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers Specifications

General description 2-way bookshelf speaker
Enclosure type closed-box system
Transducer complement 2-way
Bass driver 4″(100mm) composite fibre
Treble driver 25mm microfibre dome
AV shield No
Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 86dB
Recommended amplifier power 20-80w
Peak SPL 99dB
Nominal impedance 8Ω Compatible
Minimum impedance 4.2Ω
Frequency response (+/-3dB) 58Hz ~ 20kHz
Bass extension(-6dB) 55Hz
Crossover frequency 2.7kHz
Cabinet Volume (in litres) 5.5L
Height (on plinth) 260mm
Width 160mm
Depth (with terminals) (200+8)mm
Carton size 440 x 290 x 345mm
Net weight 4.13kg/pcs
Gross weight 9.42kg/ctn
Finish Walnut Pearl / Lux White / Lux Black

Brand

Mission

1 review for Mission LX-1 MKII Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)

  1. Prakash Dadlani

    I’ve always taken interest in sound systems.
    The LX-1s have something called Inverted Driver Geometry. This means that the distance between drivers is optimised, so the crossover can deliver amazing detail. Lows and highs are the best I’ve heard in the category. No wonder they’ve got a well-deserved award.

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