Product Description
The MS907W enhances overall scale
and weight with the speed and control to integrate seamlessly into the total
experience. Compact enough for any situation, powerful and agile enough to
generate prodigious low end via its 100 Watt amp and super efficient
long throw woofer.
"Accessories4less is
proud to be an authorized Mordaunt Short dealer. "
"Great
build quality with an upfront and enthusiastic presentation - a great-value
system that really impresses."
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision - July 2004
"It's
easy for home cinema snobs to dismiss the Mordaunt-Short system due to its
low price. Don't be a snob - this is special kit that you'd have to spend twice
as much on to better. "
Essential Hi-Fi and Home Cinema - issue 34
Subwoofer Technologies
All-new mid/bass drivers
At the heart of the 907 Subwoofers are new optimized, re-profiled, propriety
CPC™ bass drivers designed using the latest CAD technology. The drivers
incorporate unique radial ribbing on the surface of the anodized aluminum cone.
This ensures excellent critical rigidity at the cone edges for truer piston-like
behavior.
Front coupled surround edges
A new manufacturing process involving a folded return assembly, enables coupling
of the surround edges to the front of the aluminum cone. Not only does this
deliver improved damping but, it also allows a more linear motion of the drive
unit. The surround sits on a proprietary shallow profile, steel chassis.
Vented, structured steel chassis
The drive units incorporate novel steel front mounting, which features a unique
vented, multi-fixing point design. The combination of extra strength, provided
by the profiled steel and multiple fixing points create optimal structural
rigidity. This produces a more linear operation with lower mechanical noise.
Enhanced cabinet construction
The subwoofer's revised cabinet design makes use of an optimized internal
bracing layout at critical points and uses a new construction technique that
leads to improved structural integrity and acoustic damping. A reduction of the
cabinetÂ’s width, by 15mm, also helps performance, while side mounted, molded
cabinet feet offer greater stability without increasing the overall footprint of
the speaker.
Lightweight cone to voice coil coupling
Low mass, high efficiency, viscous coupling of cone to voice coil, using our “5
POINT” polymer sub-cone and aerospace approved, viscoelastic bonding system.
About Mordaunt-Short:
Mordaunt-Short has been designing and
manufacturing loudspeakers for more than thirty years. Naturally, we have seen a
great many changes in that time. Our company has maintained its leading position
by consistently responding to - and frequently introducing - new technologies
and materials.
However, one factor has remained more important to our success and has
guaranteed the continued satisfaction of our customers: a passion for music. We
certainly relish pushing technology but we refuse to release a new model simply
because it's innovative or technically superb.
No loudspeaker leaves our factory until it has passed the one test that really
matters: its musical performance has to put smiles on the faces of everyone in
our listening room.
| The 1960s - A legend is
born... |
| 1967 |
Norman Mordaunt and Rodney Short
combine their passion for music, technical expertise and business acumen.
Mordaunt-Short is born in LondonÂ’s Fulham district. |
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The 1970s - The seeds of
success are sown... |
| 1970 |
The company expands and moves
out of the capital to larger premises in Hampshire, south England, where
every stage of manufacture is now carried out. |
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| 1974-1979 |
The Festival, Carnival and
Pageant speakers are introduced and receive ecstatic reviews. Mordaunt-Short
relocates to a bigger and more picturesque factory, Durford Mill, a few
miles away near Petersfield. |
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The 1980s - Breaking new
groundÂ… |
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| 1984 |
The revolutionary MS20 is
introduced. The speaker was an instant success and the MS30 and MS40 soon
followed. |
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| 1987 |
Mordaunt-Short is bought by TGI
Plc and together with Tannoy and Goodmans forms EuropeÂ’ largest loudspeaker
manufacturing group. |
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| 1989 |
The Series Three breaks new
ground with hi-tech injection-moulded baffles and surrounds. The MS3.10
becomes a UKÂ’s best seller and injection moulding becomes an industry
standard. |
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The 1990s - More critical
acclaim and a time of change... |
| 1990 |
Mordaunt-Short is awarded the
QueenÂ’s Award for Export Achievement, following a period of continuous
export growth across 40 countries. |
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| 1993-1994 |
The Music Series receives
unanimous press acclaim and the MS10, 20 and 30 become the benchmark for
budget loudspeakers. A year later the Performance Series establishes the
company as a maker of true “Audiophile” products. |
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| 1997 |
30th Anniversary celebrations
are led with the launch of “Pearl Edition” models, redefining loudspeaker
standards in their respective price categories. The awards continueÂ…! |
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| 1999 |
Audio Partnership Plc, one of
the UKÂ’s most successful hi-fi companies acquires Mordaunt-Short, thus
ensuring its continued success into the new Millennium. An advanced new R&D
centre is established. |
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2000 - A record breaking
start to the new millennium |
| 2000 |
The Declaration Series -
Mordaunt-ShortÂ’s fastest selling product ever. |
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| 2001 |
Premiere is introduced.
Combining superior Declaration Series technology with miniature speakers and
a super-efficient subwoofer to set new standards. |
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| 2002 |
Mordaunt-Short launches Opus a
state-of-the-art multi-room audio system ideal for installation into todayÂ’s
intelligent homes. |
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| 2003 |
THX 500 wins no less than six
awards and best buy recommentations from the world's leading hi-fi magazines
including High-End Home Cinema Speaker System from Home Cinema Choice |
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| 2004 |
Mordaunt-Short's revolutionary
Avant is launched. Featuring second generation Continuous Profile Cone (CPCTM)
technology, the Avant quickly meets with critical acclaim. German magazine
Audio says it 'performed better than any other model' in its group test.
After many years at Shoreham by Sea, the Acoustic Design Team moves to a
purpose built research and development facility in London. |