Focal Vestia No4 Floorstanding Speaker (Each)

SOUND PRECISION AND BALANCE
3-WAY FLOORSTANDING LOUDSPEAKER
Vestia N°4 is the ultimate 3-way hi-fi loudspeaker, both expressive and elegant. It's two 21cm Slatefiber cone woofers deliver an ultra-deep and articulate bass. Its ‘M’-shaped inverted dome TAM tweeter offers extremely fine and precise treble, for prolonged high-quality listening. The midrange speaker driver, also with Slatefiber cone, brings sound refinement and neutrality. Finally, the tilted stands of the loudspeakers for the Time Alignment allow to obtain a sound stage centered on the listener, for an even more immersive sound.

Thanks to a choice of harmonious and refined finishes - black or white leather-effect front panel, Black High Gloss, Dark Wood or Light Wood side panels - these loudspeakers can be easily installed in any interior. Vestia N°4 is ideal for rooms from 269 sq. ft (25m²). It can be combined with the SUB 600P subwoofer for an even higher performing system and encompassing bass.

THE SLATEFIBER CONE
Slatefiber technology, exclusive to Focal, involves the use of recycled, non-woven carbon fibers applied as a sandwich between two layers of thermoplastic polymer. In their quest for perfection, Focal engineers have opted to use non-woven carbon fibers, all pointing in the same direction to achieve even greater rigidity, better damping but also lightness – the three “essentials” of a speaker driver. The Slatefiber cone is made in France in the Focal workshops.

THE ‘M’-SHAPED INVERTED DOME TAM TWEETER
Also made in France in the Focal workshops, this tweeter comprises an inverted dome cone, made from an Aluminum/Magnesium alloy and molded into the famous ‘M’ shape – a Focal exclusive. This profile lends it greater rigidity, reducing distortion, with a wider diffusion angle. It delivers an even finer treble.

VENTS
The Vestia loudspeakers feature a vent towards the front for more frontal impact, in addition to one at the back for an encompassing bass: a bass-reflex profile which enhances the depth of the soundstage.