Focal Sopra Surround BE (pair)

Description

Home theater on a grand scale

Sopra Surround Be loudspeakers benefit from a "Bi/Twin" construction, with a double input on the terminal block that allows the loudspeaker to be used indifferently in 5.1 (bipolar mode) or 7.1 (double mono mode). This exclusive Focal feature eliminates the need for multiple surround speakers in your home theater room.

Focal know-how

It features the same Sopra technologies as the Sopra floorstanding, bookshelf and center channel models: "W" diaphragms and pure Beryllium inverted dome tweeter. As a result, it boasts top-quality hi-fi performance, with consistent diffusion, efficiency and fullness of sound.

Compact and powerful

Discreet and easy to install on the wall, the loudspeaker reproduces the sound effects of your home theater system in a coherent and homogeneous way: sound flows from one side of the image to the other without any variation in timbre.

"W" membrane - Perfectly defined midrange and bass

By developing and manufacturing its own membranes, Focal pushes the limits of innovation in acoustics. The sandwich "W" membrane of the loudspeakers plays an essential role in sound reproduction. It consists of two sheets of glass placed on either side of a central foam body; a sandwich construction that enables Focal to master the three key parameters of a good loudspeaker: lightness, rigidity and damping. This flagship membrane of Focal know-how perfectly optimizes the frequency response curve, providing low distortion and total listening transparency. Sound is the ultimate in precision.

Beryllium Tweeter - For exceptional treble

Membrane shape and materials are essential for high-fidelity reproduction. For exceptional treble, Focal’s engineers have developed the Beryllium inverted dome tweeter in pure Beryllium. Thanks to its unrivalled rigidity, Beryllium is the material of choice for high-frequency loudspeakers. Developed and patented by Focal, the pure Beryllium inverted dome is capable of covering more than five octaves (1,000 - 40,000 Hz) for perfect perception of micro-details.