The Philips FB 1000 is a high-performance loudspeaker manufactured between 1989 and 1993 in Belgium and Holland. It features a unique construction and is visually identified by its dark brown walnut wood finish. With dimensions of 1360 mm in height, 340 mm in width, and 400 mm in depth, it has a hefty weight of 70 kg. This speaker is designed with a 3-way configuration utilizing four speakers, including two bass drivers and a ribbon midrange and tweeter. The nominal power handling is rated at 180 W with a maximum capacity of 300 W, and it achieves an efficiency of 86 dB/W/m. The frequency response ranges from 30 Hz to 60 kHz, with transitional ranges at 120 Hz, 1,800 Hz, and 12,000 Hz. The impedance is noted to be 7 Ohm. Noteworthy features include the use of advanced ribbon technology for the midrange and tweeter, which enhances transient response while minimizing distortion. Its cabinet design is optimized to reduce internal standing waves, thereby contributing to better sound quality. Alongside its performance specifications, the FB 1000 incorporates high-quality components like Alnico magnets and an innovative high-performance crossover for effective integration of all drivers.
