Opera Prima V2 Speaker - Cement Gray
Compact Two-Way Bookshelf Speaker with High Sensitivity and Natural Balance
Delivers refined detail, wide imaging and consistent tonal accuracy even at low listening levels. Its carefully engineered cabinet geometry and minimal internal bracing reduce coloration and standing waves for a clean, engaging sound.
Low-Resonance Cabinet Engineering
Non-parallel walls, a slightly angled bottom panel and internally chamfered driver cutouts suppress midband tunnel effects and internal reflections. Versatile rear terminals ensure easy cable connection.
Selected Drivers & Precise Crossover
The 180 mm mid-woofer co-developed with Scan-Speak combines generous excursion with linear dynamics; a 26 mm soft-dome tweeter preserves clarity at high levels. The crossover is tuned around 2.5 kHz with controlled phase and thermal stability for seamless handover.
Stable Tonality at Any Volume
Low distortion and optimized articulation keep soundstage and timbre consistent across a wide SPL range – a hallmark of the Classica v2 line.
Features
- Two-way bass-reflex design for extended, well-damped bass
- 26 mm soft-dome tweeter and 180 mm aluminum mid-woofer
- 90 dB sensitivity – amplifier-friendly for tubes or solid-state
- Optimized internal geometry to minimize reflections and coloration
- Accurate phase alignment for a wide, stable soundstage
What’s in the box?
- Opera Prima V2 Speaker
- User manual
Technical Information
- Type: Two-way, Bass-Reflex, Bookshelf Speaker
- Tweeter: 26 mm Soft Dome Tweeter, Double Ferrite Magnet, Alu Frontplate
- Mid/Woofer: 180 mm Black anodized Alu Cone, Ferrite Magnet
- Sensitivity (2.83 V / 1 m): 90 dB
- Frequency response (-3 dB): 50 Hz - 21,000 kHz
- Nominal impedance: 6 Ω
- Minimun impedance: 3.8 Ω
- Maximun power: 100 W without clipping
- Recommanded amplifier power: 25 - 100 W
- Crossover frequenciency: 2500 Hz
- Dimension (Cabinet only, without stand): 237 x 428 x 390 mm
- Dimension (Complete loudspeaker, with stand): 312 x 1162 x 449 mm
- Net weight: 14.00 kg





