Elipson BS50 Tribute

In honor of its sixtieth anniversary, Elipson pays an elegantly tribute to its iconic model that has marked its history. The famous BS50, acronym for "Boule de Staff of 50 cm in diameter," embodies the Elipson saga. Originally designed in 1953, the BS50 was created for the first prestigious "sound and light" shows at the Château de Chambord.

Thanks to its exceptional sound finesse, it allowed for remarkably precise audio diffusion.

Today, Elipson reissues this legendary model using contemporary materials, while preserving the unique acoustic sound qualities of this exceptional object. The BS50 brilliantly illustrates the timeless passion for sound and design that drives Elipson's creations.

SPECIFICATIONS

Bass-reflex speaker with internal resonator (Elipson patent) and acoustic reflector (Elipson patent) 2-way coaxial driver

Woofer : 8” (200 mm), treated paper cone, small fold suspension

Tweeter : 1” (25 mm), silk dome

Amplifier : 50-100W

Frequency response : 40 Hz - 20 kHz

Sensitivity : 92 dB / 1W / 1m

Impedance : 8 Ohms

Overall dimensions : W500 x H1150 x D500 mm

Sphere : Ø500 mm

Reflector : W460 x H630 x D110 mm

Stand : W500 x H260 x D500 mm

Weight : 31,4 kg

Finish : satin white

Delivered with exclusive stand

Packaging :

Unit : W820 x H665 x D775 mm / 44,5 kg