Wharfedale is a brand of audio equipment known for its high-fidelity speakers.

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The Wharfedale Laser 40 is a compact speaker model launched in 1982, designed for audio enthusiasts seeking quality sound in a modest form factor. With dimensions of 246 mm in width, 355 mm in height, and 242 mm in depth, the Laser 40 presents a sleek and stylish appearance, available in finishes of walnut and black. Weighing 5.5 kg, this speaker is relatively lightweight, facilitating easy placement within various environments. It features a 2-way closed design, incorporating a 170 mm woofer and a 50 mm tweeter, allowing for a balanced audio performance. The system has a nominal power handling of 65 Watts, with a music power capacity yet to be specified. Its efficiency is rated at 88 dB, delivering sound with sufficient loudness for most listening situations. The frequency response range of the Laser 40 spans from 58 Hz to 22,000 Hz, ensuring the reproduction of both low-bass tones and high frequencies. A crossover frequency set at 3500 Hz helps to effectively manage the transition between the woofer and tweeter, providing a harmonious listening experience. The speaker’s nominal impedance is 8 Ohms, making it compatible with a wide array of audio equipment. The Laser 40 is part of a series that includes other models such as the Laser 20, Laser 60, Laser 80, Laser 100, and Laser 120, showcasing different configurations and specifications tailored to meet varied audio preferences.

Laser 40

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