Davis Stentaure LE Noir

Floorstanding speakers

High-efficiency French 2-way bass-reflex floorstanding speaker, PEEK horn-loaded tweeter and dual 17 cm woofer-midrange, black finish.

New 580,00 € per pair
Warranty: 24 mois
Delivery 129,00 € · Dispatched within 2-3 working days
Guaranteed & tested Equipment checked by the merchant
Returns accepted 14 days to change your mind

Description

The Stentaure LE is a 2-way bass-reflex floorstanding speaker, designed and manufactured in France by Davis Acoustics. It stands out for its high efficiency, which allows it to work with a wide range of amplifiers, including models of modest power.

The top of the spectrum is handled by a PEEK dome tweeter paired with a compression chamber and acoustic horn, a design that favours precise transient response and good sound dispersion. The bass and midrange are handled by two 17 cm woofers with cellulose pulp cones, which allow the speaker to reach down to 40 Hz. The 95 dB sensitivity combined with an impedance of 4-8 Ω makes it easy to drive with less powerful amplifiers or those with low output current. The frequency response extends from 40 Hz to 20 kHz, with a power handling of 120 W RMS and 180 W peak.

This floorstanding speaker is aimed at music enthusiasts looking for a dynamic and lively speaker, capable of working with a variety of electronics thanks to its high efficiency. It will suit demanding listening in a small room as well as systems using amplifiers of limited power, such as certain valve amplifiers or low-current amps.

Technical specifications

Type High-efficiency 2-way floorstanding speaker, bass-reflex
Drivers Horn-loaded PEEK tweeter (compression chamber) + 2 cellulose 17 cm mid-bass drivers
Sensitivity 95 dB
Impedance 4-8 Ω
Frequency response 40 Hz – 20 kHz
Power handling 120 W RMS (180 W peak)
Finish Black

What to check before buying used

After several years, the surrounds of the two 17 cm cellulose pulp woofers may stiffen or crack: a visual check and listening at moderate volume can help detect sagging bass or a rubbing noise. The PEEK tweeter horn and its compression chamber should be free of impact damage or cracks, which could affect the precision of the top of the spectrum. Also check the cabinet (veneer, corners, condition of the bass-reflex port) and ensure there is no play in the input terminal connectors.

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