Paradigm Millenia LP Datasheet - Page 2

Even mounted beside the thinnest flat panels we don't have to suck in our tummy! 1 ¾" thin and that's including the Paradigm wall mount Sonic Muscle! It's in the genes As a branch on the Paradigm Reference family tree, sonic muscle is a given in the Millenia LP. Paradigm Reference just wouldn't entertain a speaker that couldn't flex sonic muscle. Following is a synopsis of just why this slimline speaker sounds soooooo good ... • 1" S-PAL™ satin-anodized pure-aluminum dome tweeter. Ferro-fluid cooled and damped. Deep-anodized for rigidity. Paired with a low-mass treated textile suspension. • Two 4 ¼2" MLP™ mica-loaded co-polymer polypropylene cones. Perfectly balanced cone density. High-grade polypropylene means distortion's not worth a mention. The infusion of mica adds stiffness and the injection-molding ensures critical shape so the cone stays true to form, even during a gruelling workout. The elastomer surround ensures a high strength bond when the cone's getting physical with a Terminator movie. • Dual high-velocity passive radiators ... used instead of ports to attain the necessary bass extension in a minimal internal volume architecture. Solid and stable polypropylene infused with mica ensures clean, clear, articulate bass, free from audible vibrations and resonances. No install ... simply hang 'em on the wall Flexing Additional Muscle Just like all Millenia speakers, the new LP is meant to be used with a sub. Our suggestions? MilleniaSub since it can be mounted on the wall, hidden under a couch and includes a wireless option or Seismic 110, alpha dog of compact subwoofers. There's also the SE Sub with a driver that's configurable to down-firing or front-firing. (subwoofers are sold separately). Wireless Option Seismic 110 MilleniaSub SE Sub