Dali Rubikore 2

Bookshelf speakers

2-way bass-reflex bookshelf speaker from Dali, fitted with a Clarity Cone woofer and a soft dome tweeter without ferrofluid, for precise listening in a small or medium-sized room.

New 2 339,00 € per pair
Colour : Walnut
Delivery 49,00 € · Dispatched within 2-3 working days
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Returns accepted 14 days to change your mind

Description

The Rubikore 2 is a 2-way bass-reflex bookshelf speaker, designed by Dali within its Rubikore range. It combines a 165 mm woofer and a 29 mm soft dome tweeter to reproduce the full audible spectrum, with crossover handled at a fixed frequency of 2.8 kHz.

The woofer uses a Clarity Cone, made from wood fibres, paired with SMC (Soft Magnetic Compound) technology, which aims to reduce distortion in the magnetic motor. The tweeter, for its part, does without ferrofluid, a choice that affects the dynamic response of the top of the spectrum. The 87 dB sensitivity and 4 Ω impedance indicate a speaker that requires an amplifier capable of delivering sufficient current, with recommended power between 40 and 150 W. Frequency response extends from 50 Hz to 26 kHz.

This speaker is aimed at music lovers seeking a bookshelf speaker capable of precise reproduction in a living room or office, whether as the main speaker or as a complement to a home cinema system. Its bookshelf dimensions make it suitable for use on furniture or dedicated stands, in small to medium-sized rooms.

Technical specifications

Type 2-way bass-reflex bookshelf speaker
Woofer 165 mm, Clarity Cone (wood fibres, SMC)
Tweeter 29 mm, soft dome (ferrofluid-free)
Sensitivity 87 dB
Impedance 4 Ω
Crossover frequency 2.8 kHz
Frequency response 50 Hz – 26 kHz
Recommended power 40 – 150 W
Dimensions (H × W × D) 350 × 195 × 335 mm
Weight 9.5 kg

Dimensions and weight

Weight10,9 kg
Width21,5 cm
Height39,6 cm
Depth36,1 cm

What to check before buying used

The Clarity Cone woofer's suspension deserves close inspection: look for cracks or tears around the edge of the cone after several years of use. Also check for any play or unwanted noise from the tweeter's soft dome, which lacks ferrofluid and is therefore more sensitive to impact. Finally, inspect the cabinet (corners, veneer, bass-reflex port) to rule out any signs of damp or impact that could have affected the enclosure's internal volume.

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