The Sanyo SX-P 5 is a loudspeaker model produced by Sanyo between 1978 and 1984 in Japan. It is part of the SX-P series which includes various models like SX-P 1, SX-P 2, SX-P 3, and more. The SX-P 5 features a 3-way bass reflex design that utilizes a combination of drivers to deliver a balanced audio performance across a wide frequency range. The speaker includes a 300 mm cone for low-frequency reproduction, a 67 mm dome for midrange, and a 30 mm dome tweeter for high frequencies. It has a power handling capability of 75 watts nominal and 150 watts music power, with an efficiency rating of 92 dB per watt per meter. Its frequency response ranges from 37 Hz to 20,000 Hz, ensuring clear sound across low and high frequencies. The transitional ranges are set at 800 Hz between low and midrange and 5,500 Hz between midrange and treble. Additionally, the speaker has adjustable level controls for both midrange and tweeter frequencies, providing customization for the listener's preferences. The construction features a stylish walnut or black finish, appealing to various interior designs. With dimensions of 795 x 420 x 375 mm and a weight of 31.1 kg, it is robust yet manageable for standard audio setups. The original pricing in 1978 was approximately 90,000 Yen in Japan.
