Luxman 25C44
Documentation on the Luxman 25C44 is thin. The primary Japanese source pages contradict themselves. The body text often says "25C43" while the header says "25C44." Whether the 25C44 is its own model or a variant of the 25C43 can't be settled from the record as it stands. What can be said with reasonable confidence is that it is a 3-way, 3-speaker, bass-reflex bookshelf system from Luxman, with a 25cm cone woofer for the low range. The mid and high-frequency drivers are undocumented - the source itself lists them as unknown.
The recorded specs are these: frequency response of 30Hz - 20kHz, 25W maximum allowable input, 8Ω impedance, and an output sound pressure level of 98dB. Crossover points are 1.5kHz and 5kHz. The cabinet measures 425mm wide by 600mm high by 260mm deep and weighs 14.4kg. A price of ¥26,000 and an August 1968 release date appear on the page, but the source text attributes that data to the 25C43. The actual 25C43 page lists ¥23,000. With that conflict, the price and date for the 25C44 should be treated as unconfirmed.
No production years, market context, reviews or collectibility data have surfaced for this model. If you own a pair and can confirm the driver complement or the model's relationship to the 25C43, the archive would like to hear about it.
- Type: 3-way, 3-speaker, bass-reflex, bookshelf
- Low-frequency driver: 25cm cone
- Frequency response: 30Hz–20kHz
- Maximum input: 25W
- Impedance: 8Ω
- Output sound pressure level: 98dB
- Crossover frequencies: 1.5kHz, 5kHz
- Dimensions: 425 × 600 × 260mm (W×H×D)
- Weight: 14.4kg
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