Description
The Stirling GR is a 2-way floorstanding speaker with dual bass-reflex loading, built around Tannoy's Dual Concentric driver: a dome tweeter positioned at the centre of a 25 cm woofer, a technology patented by the brand. This coaxial arrangement aligns the emission point of the bass and treble frequencies, promoting tonal coherence and a precise stereo image, regardless of the listening angle.
The 254 mm low-frequency driver pairs a paper pulp cone with a double roll surround made of impregnated fabric, along with a 42 mm voice coil: a design intended to handle high levels while retaining control in the bass. The 25 mm aluminium/magnesium alloy dome tweeter is paired with a Tulip waveguide that shapes the dispersion of sound within the room. Frequency response extends from 39 Hz to 46 kHz (at -6 dB), delivering a reproduction that covers both deep bass and the highest harmonics. With a sensitivity of 91 dB/W/m and an impedance of 8 ohms (5 ohms minimum), it works with amplifiers from 20 to 170 W RMS, with a power handling of 85 W RMS (340 W peak).
This floorstanding speaker is aimed at demanding listening in medium to large rooms, where a faithful and detailed sound reproduction is sought. Its size and versatility with regard to amplification make it a relevant choice for a hi-fi system built around precision and tonal coherence.
Technical specifications
| Power handling | 85 W RMS (340 W peak) |
| Recommended amplifier power | 20 to 170 W RMS |
| Sensitivity | 91 dB/W/m |
| Impedance | 8 ohms (5 ohms min) |
| Frequency response | 39 Hz to 46 kHz (-6 dB) |
| Low frequencies | 254 mm (10"), paper pulp cone, double roll surround in impregnated fabric, 42 mm (1 5/8") voice coil |
| High frequencies | 25 mm (1") aluminium/magnesium alloy dome, Tulip waveguide |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 397 x 850 x 368 mm |
| Unit weight | 29 kg |
What to check before buying used
On this model, the surround of the 254 mm driver deserves close inspection: the impregnated double roll fabric can stiffen or crack over time, affecting bass reproduction. Also check the condition of the aluminium/magnesium dome tweeter, which is prone to knocks and visible deformation. A listening test across the full stated frequency range will help detect any distortion or loss of definition in the treble.
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