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Tannoy's proprietary Dual Concentric driver technology, refined over seven decades, places a 6.5" woofer and 1" titanium dome tweeter on the same acoustic axis, creating a true point source for phase-coherent sound across the entire frequency range. This 300-Watt bi-amplified nearfield reference monitor delivers a flat response and expanded sweet spot in both horizontal and vertical planes, making critical listening and mix decisions more accurate in rooms of varying acoustic treatment. The Tulip Waveguide design widens the soundstage while maintaining focused stereo imaging.
Class-AB amplification combines the linearity of Class-A with the thermal efficiency of Class-B, driving the dual concentric driver without the power waste or heat build-up that can colour sound in extended sessions. HF trim control on the front panel allows fine-tuning of high-frequency response, while a rear panel filter switch adapts the monitor's low-end behaviour to boundary proximity or room modes. Both XLR and TRS inputs accept balanced signals simultaneously, allowing connection of two audio sources without repatching. The cabinet's curved edges and front-ported bass reflex design reduce diffraction and allow flexible placement near walls.
The Gold 7 sits between compact desktop monitors and larger midfield systems, offering extended low-frequency response without demanding the room treatment or listening distance of an 8-inch design. Its point source driver configuration eliminates the time-alignment issues inherent in vertically separated tweeter-woofer arrays, ensuring mix decisions translate reliably to other playback systems. The monitor's wide dispersion pattern maintains tonal consistency even when working slightly off-axis during long editing sessions.
Features
- 300-Watt bi-amplified system with Class-AB topology for efficiency and linearity
- 6.5" Dual Concentric driver with coaxial 1" titanium dome tweeter
- Tulip Waveguide for extended soundstage and controlled horizontal dispersion pattern
- Front panel HF trim control adjusts high-frequency response in situ
- Rear panel filter switch adapts low-frequency behaviour to room acoustics
- Simultaneous XLR and TRS balanced inputs for dual source connection
- Front-ported bass reflex cabinet allows near-wall placement without bass bloat
- Point source design eliminates phase issues from separated driver arrays







