EJ Jordan Ltd has launched the Marlow, a compact loudspeaker with a single, wideband drive unit in a BBC-inspired cabinet
The wood-veneered cabinet is made from heavily-damped 9mm Baltic birch ply, a technique based on, “…the pioneering research by the BBC,” said the company.
The company was founded in 1982 in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, UK
Behind the Marlow’s acoustically-transparent grille is the Jordan Eikona, an alloy cone drive unit. It was designed by Ted Jordan.
Close-up of the Jordan full-range drive unit in the new Marlow loudspeaker, showing details of the BBC-inspired cabinet construction with removable front-baffle.
The standard Marlow features Kimber TC wiring and Swiss-made, silver-plated 4 mm sockets.
The higher spec Marlow CE uses pure-copper binding posts and matching internal cables from UK amplifier designer, Tom Evans.
Both versions are supplied as matched pairs with individual serial numbers.
The standard Marlow costs £1,960 (ex VAT) and the Marlow CE costs £2,280 (ex VAT).
Both are finished in real Walnut veneer, with Rosewood a £160 option.
Matching stands are available, and both loudspeakers and stands can be ordered direct from EJ Jordan Ltd at www.ejjordan.co.uk
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ian from berks
2nd July 2021 at 8:01 amlove to read a review, they look rather nice