Kenwood LS-76
The Kenwood LS-76 is a floor-standing loudspeaker from the Trio/Kenwood era. It is documented as a 3-way, 4-driver system. Not much is known beyond the basic engineering facts, and those describe a modest, conventional domestic speaker.
The drivers are a 25cm woofer, a 10cm midrange and an 8cm tweeter, crossed over at 350 Hz and 12 kHz. Maximum input power is rated at 60W (also listed as 60W peak music power). Frequency response is 50 to 20,000 Hz, and impedance is 8 ohms. The cabinet measures 260 x 505 x 283 mm and weighs 8 kg.
That is about all the documentation that survives. A period review in Mix Magazine (1997, p.163) mentions the Kenwood LS-76 in a listing of professional studio equipment. The archive would welcome details on build quality, sound character, or the years it was sold from anyone who owns a pair.
- Type: 3-way, 4-driver loudspeaker
- Drivers: 25cm woofer, 10cm midrange, 8cm tweeter
- Crossover: 350 Hz / 12 kHz
- Power handling: 60W max
- Frequency response: 50–20,000 Hz
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Dimensions: 260 × 505 × 283 mm
- Weight: 8 kg
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