Sony SS-HA3 2-way Stereo Bookshelf Speaker, 70W Maximum Input Power, Pair, Silver

The Way The Artists Truly Intended
Enjoy the subtlest nuances of studio-quality sound in higher than CD quality with High-Resolution Audio. Passion for music unites every component from signal to speaker so it feels like the artist is performing right in front of you.

· 2-way, 3-driver bass-reflex system (55 Hz - 50 kHz)
· High-Resolution Audio compatible
· Wide Dispersion Super Tweeters for lifelike high-end
· Mica-reinforced cellular fiber drivers for dynamic sound
· Rigid aluminum body for reduced cabinet vibration

Detail that makes itself heard
Hear your favorite songs in clear High-Resolution Audio. A Mica Reinforced Cellular (MRC) woofer and two wide-dispersion super tweeters work with the unique baffle design in the SS-HA3 to reduce diffraction and deliver a wide-reaching sound experience.

Music. Like you've never heard it before
Re-discover your music collection in previously unheard sharpness and clarity. Every aspect of the SS-HA3 has been designed to highlight the rich details available with High-Resolution music files, as well as uncover the subtleties within MP3 audio.

How it works
Taking digital music to better-than-CD quality
High-Resolution Audio converts analog sound to digital at a higher rate than CDs, producing sound at 24 bit / 96 kHz, compared to CDs at 16 bit / 44.1 kHz.

Designed for clarity
To reduce baffle diffraction, the SS-HA3 speaker has a rigid aluminum body design that maximizes speaker volume and reduces distortion. The tweeters have a 45deg. cutaway design for an extended frequency range and consistently clear sound.

Precision sound
Experience rich audio, close to original studio master recordings in your own home. The SS-HA3 has an MRC woofer for bass with punch and two wide-dispersion super tweeters that highlight the musical nuances lost in compressed audio.

Extend your listening experience
Connect the SS-HA3 speakers to an HDD Audio Player System or other High-Resolution Audio components to experience bright sound, whether listening to music files or CDs.