What are the key features of the Baltic 5?
3-way coaxial TCA
To further improve the performance of the Baltic 4 without changing the dimensions of its spherical enclosure, Cabasse developed exclusive aramid films for new midrange and bass/midrange diaphragms.
Their optimized profile maximizes the radiating surface while minimizing fixed areas and diffraction, ensuring exceptionally smooth and consistent sound dispersion from the highest frequencies down to the bass.
The new TCA honeycomb structure combines lightness and rigidity, while powerful new rare-earth magnets improve the speaker’s efficiency and power handling. The two diaphragms are produced simultaneously from the same material by a Cabasse robot, ensuring consistent performance and long-term reliability.
HDSE filters
The Cabasse measurement protocol, carried out in an anechoic chamber, takes measurements both on-axis and through 360°, allowing precise control of directivity and total radiated power.
This follows the HDSE (Homogeneous Distribution of Sonic Energy) principle, ensuring consistent energy distribution between direct and reflected sound. The result is a wide, stable and coherent soundstage.
Power and connectivity
On the rear panel, the Cabasse Baltic 5 features a pair of terminals compatible with large-gauge speaker cables, banana plugs and spade connectors.
With its 91 dB sensitivity and 8-ohm impedance, it can be easily paired with a wide range of hi-fi or home cinema amplifiers.
Its 250 W RMS power handling and 1,210 W peak power allow it to effectively fill even large rooms with sound.
