Leak 3090

Little is documented about the Leak 3090. An equipment listing appears to include it, but the surviving page copy is fragmentary, and two speaker-format entries are interleaved in the OCR. The entry points to a speaker with 55-20,000 Hz frequency response, 8-ohm impedance, a 25 W continuous rating, a mounting depth, and an ivory white or walnut brown finish. Dimensions are around 13½" H × 16" W. The same page carries a three-way system with a woofer, 5" midrange, and 1½" wide-dispersion dome tweeter, rated 35-20,000 Hz ±3 dB with 125 W program input. It isn't possible to say with confidence whether that second set of figures belongs to the 3090 or to a sister model.

High-Fidelity (April 1979, p.61) reported that Leak had put its "Isotweeter" into its speaker line. The Isotweeter used an ultrathin diaphragm with a printed-circuit voice coil. The 3090 may have been one of those designs. No production years or original price have surfaced, and no manual or service sheet has turned up for it.