Rogers Celebrates 75 Years: Introducing the LS3/5A and LS5/9 Anniversary Editions
Congratulations are in order for Rogers, the esteemed British acoustic system manufacturer, as it celebrates its 75th anniversary by introducing two special edition shelf monitors: the Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary. These new models pay homage to the original BBC designs while incorporating subtle yet impactful enhancements that cater to both professional and audiophile audiences.
The Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary retains the classic compact near-field monitor design ideal for recording studios and broadcast environments. Crafted with a veneer of natural tik wood, the cabinetry evokes the golden age of audio aesthetics, seamlessly blending with the black Tygan protective grilles and the signature gold Rogers logo. Each unit features a unique gold-plated number on the rear panel and comes with a personally signed certificate, emphasizing its collectible nature. The Limited Edition SE version includes a refined crossover and a front panel made from Panzaholz—a dense composite wood known for its superior acoustic damping properties—enhancing clarity and detail without altering the iconic BBC design lineage.
Meanwhile, the Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary reimagines the revered BBC Class 1 studio monitor famed for its balanced and neutral sound character. Echoing the sophisticated style of the 1980s, the LS5/9 features the same tik veneer finish and Tygan grilles, adorned with the gold Rogers emblem and a unique numbered plate. The SE variant upgrades the front panel to Panzaholz and incorporates advanced crossover components, ensuring a more refined audio reproduction while maintaining the foundational DNA that made the LS5/9 a favorite among professionals and audiophiles alike.
Production of these anniversary editions is strictly limited, with only 150 pairs each of the LS3/5A base and SE versions, and 75 pairs each of the LS5/9 base and SE editions available. Pricing starts at £3,499 for the LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and £4,499 for its SE counterpart. The LS5/9 is priced from £5,999, with the SE model beginning at £6,999, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship and enhanced technical features integrated into each unit.
Rogers' commitment to honoring its legacy while embracing innovation is evident in these limited edition speakers, offering audiophiles a chance to own a piece of audio history that combines timeless design with modern acoustic advancements. Enthusiasts can expect the same unparalleled sound quality that has defined Rogers for over seven decades, now with nuanced improvements tailored to discerning ears.
Congratulations are in order for Rogers, the esteemed British acoustic system manufacturer, as it celebrates its 75th anniversary by introducing two special edition shelf monitors: the Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary. These new models pay homage to the original BBC designs while incorporating subtle yet impactful enhancements that cater to both professional and audiophile audiences.
The Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary retains the classic compact near-field monitor design ideal for recording studios and broadcast environments. Crafted with a veneer of natural tik wood, the cabinetry evokes the golden age of audio aesthetics, seamlessly blending with the black Tygan protective grilles and the signature gold Rogers logo. Each unit features a unique gold-plated number on the rear panel and comes with a personally signed certificate, emphasizing its collectible nature. The Limited Edition SE version includes a refined crossover and a front panel made from Panzaholz—a dense composite wood known for its superior acoustic damping properties—enhancing clarity and detail without altering the iconic BBC design lineage.
Meanwhile, the Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary reimagines the revered BBC Class 1 studio monitor famed for its balanced and neutral sound character. Echoing the sophisticated style of the 1980s, the LS5/9 features the same tik veneer finish and Tygan grilles, adorned with the gold Rogers emblem and a unique numbered plate. The SE variant upgrades the front panel to Panzaholz and incorporates advanced crossover components, ensuring a more refined audio reproduction while maintaining the foundational DNA that made the LS5/9 a favorite among professionals and audiophiles alike.
Production of these anniversary editions is strictly limited, with only 150 pairs each of the LS3/5A base and SE versions, and 75 pairs each of the LS5/9 base and SE editions available. Pricing starts at £3,499 for the LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and £4,499 for its SE counterpart. The LS5/9 is priced from £5,999, with the SE model beginning at £6,999, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship and enhanced technical features integrated into each unit.
Rogers' commitment to honoring its legacy while embracing innovation is evident in these limited edition speakers, offering audiophiles a chance to own a piece of audio history that combines timeless design with modern acoustic advancements. Enthusiasts can expect the same unparalleled sound quality that has defined Rogers for over seven decades, now with nuanced improvements tailored to discerning ears.
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Rogers Celebrates 75 Years: Introducing the LS3/5A and LS5/9 Anniversary Editions
Congratulations are in order for Rogers, the esteemed British acoustic system manufacturer, as it celebrates its 75th anniversary by introducing two special edition shelf monitors: the Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary. These new models pay homage to the original BBC designs while incorporating subtle yet impactful enhancements that cater to both professional and audiophile audiences.
The Rogers LS3/5A 75th Anniversary retains the classic compact near-field monitor design ideal for recording studios and broadcast environments. Crafted with a veneer of natural tik wood, the cabinetry evokes the golden age of audio aesthetics, seamlessly blending with the black Tygan protective grilles and the signature gold Rogers logo. Each unit features a unique gold-plated number on the rear panel and comes with a personally signed certificate, emphasizing its collectible nature. The Limited Edition SE version includes a refined crossover and a front panel made from Panzaholz—a dense composite wood known for its superior acoustic damping properties—enhancing clarity and detail without altering the iconic BBC design lineage.
Meanwhile, the Rogers LS5/9 75th Anniversary reimagines the revered BBC Class 1 studio monitor famed for its balanced and neutral sound character. Echoing the sophisticated style of the 1980s, the LS5/9 features the same tik veneer finish and Tygan grilles, adorned with the gold Rogers emblem and a unique numbered plate. The SE variant upgrades the front panel to Panzaholz and incorporates advanced crossover components, ensuring a more refined audio reproduction while maintaining the foundational DNA that made the LS5/9 a favorite among professionals and audiophiles alike.
Production of these anniversary editions is strictly limited, with only 150 pairs each of the LS3/5A base and SE versions, and 75 pairs each of the LS5/9 base and SE editions available. Pricing starts at £3,499 for the LS3/5A 75th Anniversary and £4,499 for its SE counterpart. The LS5/9 is priced from £5,999, with the SE model beginning at £6,999, reflecting the meticulous craftsmanship and enhanced technical features integrated into each unit.
Rogers' commitment to honoring its legacy while embracing innovation is evident in these limited edition speakers, offering audiophiles a chance to own a piece of audio history that combines timeless design with modern acoustic advancements. Enthusiasts can expect the same unparalleled sound quality that has defined Rogers for over seven decades, now with nuanced improvements tailored to discerning ears.
