Focal Littora 1000 ICW10

SIGNATURE FOCAL

Inspired by Focal’s Utopia loudspeakers, the Beryllium inverted dome tweeter with “M” profile delivers high frequencies of unrivalled precision. It also features three adjustable treble levels (-3/0/+3 dB), to best adapt to each listening environment.

WIDE SOUND COVERAGE

Littora 1000 ICW10 delivers full performance for both parties and audiophile listening, with wide sound coverage. For even greater performance, the Littora SUB10 subwoofer is the perfect complement.

VERSATILITY AND PRECISION

With a simple click of a button on the back of the loudspeakers, you can adapt the sound for indoor or outdoor use. For a custom installation, an optional inclined support allows you to choose the loudspeaker’s inclination according to the desired listening point.

TECHNOLOGIES

Béryllium Tweeter

For exceptional treble

Membrane shape and materials are essential for high-fidelity reproduction. For exceptional treble, our engineers have developed the Béryllium inverted dome tweeter in pure Beryllium. Thanks to its unrivalled rigidity, Beryllium is the material of choice for high-frequency loudspeakers. Developed and patented by Focal, the pure Beryllium inverted dome is capable of covering more than five octaves (1,000 – 40,000 Hz) for perfect perception of micro-details.

Fiber IP membrane

Sound performance at all times

The diaphragm, the central element of a loudspeaker, is at the heart of our engineers’ research. For loudspeakers designed for outdoor use, we had to design a membrane that would deliver both sound performance and environmental resistance. The result is the Fiber IP membrane, a sandwich cone made of non-woven glass fibre. The sandwich layers increase damping and offer greater versatility. For even greater durability, this membrane is certified IP65, an international standard attesting to its soundproofing and resistance to dust intrusion.

“M” profile inverted dome tweeter

Better sound directionality

As specialists in loudspeaker diaphragms and tweeters, our acoustic engineers work as much on materials as on cone shapes. That’s what they’ve done with the famous inverted dome tweeter, which they’ve further developed with a new “M” shape that offers two decisive advantages: even lower sound directionality, for an ever more flexible listening position, and a significant gain in stiffness for the dome, which further reduces distortion and thus delivers quality sound.