Rogers LS2A2
A compact bookshelf speaker with a ferrofluid-cooled aluminum dome tweeter and an 18dB/octave crossover at 3.5 kHz.
Overview
The Rogers LS2A2 is a pair of bookshelf loudspeakers made by Rogers. It also turns up as the LS2a/2 and the LS2/A2. These monitors belonged to a series of domestic loudspeakers introduced in 1991. They were built for high-fidelity reproduction and were considered a good fit for small to mid-sized listening rooms. One long-term user kept a pair as their main speakers for 20 years. Others report still using theirs in secondary setups decades after buying them.
Specifications
| Tweeter | 19mm aluminium dome, ferrofluid cooled |
| Crossover frequency | 3.5 kHz @ 18dB/octave |
| Dimensions | 36 cm (H) x 23 cm (W) x 21 cm (D) |
| Weight | 6 Kg |
| Cabinet baffle | 16mm MDF |
| Cabinet interior | lined in acoustic foam |
Context
The LS2a model was introduced a few years prior to 2018, and a retrospective mention puts its price under £200. Rogers launched a series of domestic loudspeakers in 1991. The LS2A2 has been referenced in Hi-Fi World and Sound On Sound, and users note its longevity and value.
Market
A used pair of Rogers LS2A2 speakers was listed for AUD $300 in 2013.
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