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Microlab S325 Soundbar 28W Black Sound Bar for TV's/Monitors with Subwoofer 860mm Long Black

Scan code: LN49435 Manufacturer code: MICROLABS325

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Microlab S325 Soundbar 28 Watt RMS Powerful 3" Woofer with Optical/RCA for TV/PS3 etc Black
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Scan code: LN49435 Manufacturer code: MICROLABS325

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Product Overview Exceptional Value for money Powerful and versatile soundbar using FreeStyle design, V16 and S12 speakers designed by Peter Larsen. Dynamic sound effects projection and full range acoustic spectrum with accuracies and clarity.

High fidelity system with quality and precision technology from Microlab well-known sound craftsmen.
Ideal for LCD TVs and home movie/music entertainment

Powerful Soundbar speaker systems for LCD TV
- Powerful 3" woofer and full range drivers for Home theater effects designed by Peter Larsen
- 2.2 speaker system with S12 woofers and dual V16 tweeters; specially designed long-throw woofer driver
- Top panel controls and LED display
- Microlab eAirbass technology for firmer depth and resolution Features - Powerful Soundbar speaker systems for LCD TV
- Powerful 3" woofer and full range drivers for Home theater effects designed by Peter Larsen
- 2.2 speaker system with S12 woofers and dual V16 tweeters; specially designed long-throw woofer driver
- Top panel controls and LED display
- Microlab eAirbass technology for firmer depth and resolution

echnical Specifications:

Amplifier: Output power: 28 Watt RMS
Power distribution: 7 Watt x 2 + 7 Watt x 2
Harmonic distortion: < 0.3% 1W 1kHz
Frequency response: 40Hz - 70kHz
Signal/Noise ratio: > 80dB
Separation: > 50dB
Input sensitivity: 500mV
Nominal impedance: 4 ohm
Crossover: 350Hz

Speakers: Tweeter driver type: 2.5"
Tweeter rated power: 10 Watt 4 ohm
Bass driver type: 3" x 2
Bass rated power: 15 Watt 4 ohm
Frequency range: 30Hz - 75kHz

Interfaces: Output: 2RCA sockets
Input: 2RCA

Power: Power supply: AC 220V - 240V ~ 50Hz 210mA
Fuse: T400mAL250V

Package Contents: S325 soundbar
2RCA - 2RCA cable
User manual

Dimensions:
Product dimension: 860 x 122 x 150mm
Product net weight: 6.50kg
Giftbox dimension: 977 x 205 x 177mm
Giftbox gross weight: 7.3kg

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Microlab S325 Soundbar 28W Black Sound Bar for TV's/Monitors with Subwoofer 860mm Long Black

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