Denon SC-10s
Documentation on the Denon SC-10s is thin. What survives is a single set of specifications - no production years, no original price, and no market context have surfaced in the archive. Period press coverage is scarce. One publication noted the hiring of a Denon executive (Sound & Communication, December 1992, p.9). The same issue also reported that AmPro Corporation had entered into an agreement to acquire Greyhawk Systems, Inc. (Sound & Communication, December 1992, p.9). It appears to have been a 3-way, 4-driver bookshelf loudspeaker.
The SC-10s was a 3-way, 4-speaker system: a 250mm woofer, an 80mm midrange, and a pair of 25mm tweeters, crossing over at 1,800 Hz and 7,000 Hz. It was rated at 8 ohms impedance with a 60W maximum input and a frequency response of 45Hz to 20kHz. The enclosure measured approximately 280(W) × 540(H) × 300(D) mm and weighed about 11.5 kg. The drivers were magnetically shielded, which suggests it was meant to sit close to a CRT television.
Beyond that, the record is essentially silent. No independent confirmation of these figures has been found, and no period press coverage mentioning the model has been located. If you own a pair and can add anything - build quality, sound character, or a rough date of purchase - the archive would welcome the input.
- Type: 3-way, 4-driver loudspeaker
- Max input: 60W
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Frequency response: 45Hz – 20kHz
- Crossover points: 1,800Hz / 7,000Hz
- Drivers: 250mm woofer, 80mm midrange, 2 × 25mm tweeters
- Dimensions: approx. 280 × 540 × 300 mm (W×H×D)
- Weight: approx. 11.5 kg
- Magnetically shielded
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