Graham Audio LS6/f Floorstander

The classic BBC-style thinwall construction uses mass-loaded panels to move cabinet resonances away from the critical mid-range frequencies. This approach results in a more natural, uncolored sound compared to the rigid, heavy cabinets found in many modern speakers.

The front-mounted switch allows you to increase the tweeter level by 1dB or 2dB. This is a practical feature for adjusting the high-frequency output to better suit rooms that are heavily furnished or acoustically 'dead'.

With a sensitivity of 87dB and a nominal impedance of 8 ohms, these speakers are relatively easy to drive. We recommend an amplifier capable of delivering between 50 and 150 watts of unclipped power to ensure optimal performance.

The plinth is designed to provide a flow-optimized path for the port's airflow. By smoothing this transition, the design helps reduce turbulence and distortion, particularly when playing at higher volume levels.

The LS6/f is designed for free-space placement, meaning it performs best when positioned away from walls. While they are floor-standing, their footprint is relatively compact at 32cm by 32cm, making them a versatile choice for medium-sized rooms.

The grilles are held in place by concealed rare-earth magnets, allowing for a clean look without visible mounting holes. They are specifically engineered to minimize diffraction, so you can leave them on during listening sessions without compromising the sound.