Bang and Olufsen Beovox C75 Passive Speaker Silver Re-foamed Matching pair.

Refoamed with the foam surrounds. Possible delivery depending on location

Speaker fabric excellent condition with no signs of wear. Plastic frames and clips all in tact and only minor marks to the cabinets.



Here’s some additional information from the Beoworld website ….


BeoVox C30/40/75 Passive Bookshelf Loudspeakers


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Manufactured: 1979 - 1983

Designer: Jacob Jensen

Colours: Aluminium, Black, White


When B&O's engineers had discovered that the signals from respectively the bass unit and the tweeter in a loudspeaker do not reach the human ear at the same time, and that as a consequence a very slight distortion occurs, they asked Jacob Jensen to design a loudspeaker cabinet in which the units were skewed in relation to each other.


Jensen illustrated B&O's technical discovery with an angle: "form follows function". B&O's loudspeakers in this way achieved a characteristic visual identity in the 1970s and 1980s." - taken from 'Jacob Jensen' by Christain Holmsted Olesen.


Although the speaker was the tallest in the original line-up of aluminium compact passive speakers, Beovox C75 was no taller than an LP record, yet its reproduction quality equalled some of the full-size Beovox models. The one-piece aluminium log-line casing and separate bass (2 x 10cm bass drivers) and treble drivers (1 x 2,5cm) were specially designed to sound best in small rooms. Power handling was 75 watts RMS. Both the C75 and their smaller counterpart, the C40, benefited from the advantages of the "log line transmission system" and exploited the acoustic properties of small rooms to ensure well-balanced sound reproduction quality from these physically small cabinets.


As part of the Beovox Uni-Phase family, they also had linear phase and linear amplitude characteristics, which meant that they reproduced all types of music naturally. The range of C-type speakers won the ID Award in 1978.


Beovox C75 was eventually replaced by the CX100 in 1984.


Beovox C30 and C40 speakers were two compact bookshelf units offering high performance from deceptively small cabinets. The 10cm woofer and 2,5cm tweeter were mounted in thick aluminium casings to eliminate audible resonance. Log-line transmission ensured wide frequency response and clean, clear sound. Ideal for smaller rooms, their power handling capabilities were 30 watts and 40 watts RMS respectively.


The one-piece aluminium log-line casing and separate bass and treble drivers of the Beovox C75 were specially designed to sound best in small rooms. Power handling was 75 watts RMS


BeoVox C30/40/75 Passive Bookshelf Loudspeakers Product Specifications


Beovox C30 Specifications

Type: 6325

RMS power handling capacity 30 W

Music power handling capacity 40 W

Impedance

6 ohms

Frequency response +4 -8 dB 85 - 20,000 Hz

Sensitivity 8W

Woofer: 10cm

Tweeter: 2.5cm

Net volume: 1.7 litre

Gross volume: 3.7 litre

Dimensions W x H x D: 12 x 20.5 x 14.5cm

Weight 3.2 kg


Beovox C40 Specifications Type: 6324, 6322

Continuous load 40W

Music load 50W

Impedance: 6 ohms

Frequency response +4 -8 dB 80 - 20,000 Hz

Sensitivity 8W

Gross volume 4.4 litre

Woofer: 10cm

Tweeter: 2,5cm

Dimensions W x H x D: 11 x 20 x 20 cm

Weight 3.5 kg



Beovox C75 SpecificationsType: 6321, 6323

Continuous load 75 W

Music load 90 W

Impedance: 6 ohms

Frequency response +4 -8 dB 50 - 20,000 Hz

Sensitivity 6W

Gross volume 6.8 litres

Woofer: 2 x 10cm

Tweeter: 2,5cm

Dimensions: W x H x D: 11 x 31 x 20cm

Weight 5 kg