The key to the new design of the Opera Quinta v2 combines two fundamental yet often underestimated qualities: the reduction of internal reflections, which can compromise sound purity, and optimized features for ideal musical performance in the listening environment.

To improve sound articulation, the cabinet shape results from numerous tests aimed at minimizing reflections, especially in the midrange frequencies. This was achieved through an internal design without parallel walls and a dimensional ratio that minimizes standing waves.

The sound pressure emitted by each individual panel was measured with great precision, and the chassis was optimized to reduce these emissions to nearly inaudible levels, below average ambient noise.

Particular attention was also given to the speaker mounts on the front panel, internally machined to limit internal reflections that could pass through the cones and color the sound.

The reflex ports were also designed to avoid turbulence phenomena, especially at high power levels.