The Sony SS-CS5M2 Bookshelf Speakers feature a 3-way, 3-driver system designed to deliver crisp, clear, and immersive audio. A 5.12-inch woofer produces dynamic bass, while a 0.98-inch main tweeter and 0.75-inch super tweeter reproduce detailed high frequencies for movies and music.
Features
- Three-Way Three-Driver Speaker System
- 5.12-Inch Reinforced Cellular Woofer
- High-Precision Soft-Dome Tweeter
- Wide-Dispersion Super Tweeter
- Premium Internal Audio Components
- Enhanced Sound Pressure Design
Bring Cinema Sound Home
Sony’s CS Speaker series brings home cinema sound. Experience crisp, clear, and immersive audio that brings movies and music to life. A perfect companion to Sony AV receivers
3-Way 3-Drive Bookshelf Speaker System
Hear natural depth and total clarity in all your audio. These 3-driver bookshelf speakers include a rigid 5.12 in woofer for dynamic bass, along with a 0.98 in tweeter and a 0.75 in super tweeter designed to bring movies and music to life.
5.12" Woofer
This speaker system includes a 5.12 in woofer for deep, stable bass. Utilizing a reinforced cellular cone diaphragm, it delivers powerful bass along with the finer detail needed for clear vocals and dialog in the mid-range.
High Precision Tweeter
The 0.98 in soft dome main tweeter features polyester fiber for a more faithful, authentic sound. Precise acoustic tuning with advanced sound-absorbing felt eliminates rear sound pressure from the tweeters to ensure natural-sounding vocals.
Wide Dispersion Super Tweeter
The 0.75 in wide dispersion super tweeters with wide directionality reproduce high frequency notes across an expansive soundstage.
Premium Componentry
Premium componentry delivers premium sound—that’s why these speakers use only high-quality materials. Air-core conductors in the tweeters, a silicon steel plate in the woofers, the thickest possible winding materials, and high-grade film capacitors all contribute to exceptional performance.
Enhanced Sound Pressure with Reduced Weight
These speakers include tweeters with enhanced sound pressure, made possible through a range of weight-reduction techniques, including a more powerful magnetic circuit and a lighter CCAW (copper-clad aluminum wire) voice coil.