Mission
Mission LX-4 MKII 2-Way Floorstanding Speaker Lux Black
Floorstanding speaker with inverted driver geometry for clearer midrange and treble detail
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- British loudspeaker heritage since 1977
- Inverted geometry driver design for clarity
- Advanced driver surrounds and crossover engineering
- Extended LX MkII range with nine models
- Exceptional sound quality at affordable prices
British Heritage Floorstander
Since 1977 Mission has built loudspeakers in the UK with a focus on musicality at accessible prices. The LX-4 MKII continues that lineage as a two-way floorstanding model finished in Lux Black. It inherits design cues from the higher QX range to refine the award-winning formula established in 2016.
Room and Amplifier Check
Verify that your listening room can accommodate a pair of full-size floorstanders with adequate breathing space from walls. Ensure your amplifier or receiver can drive a two-way speaker of this class and that speaker cable runs are practical for your layout.
Stereo and Home-Cinema Buyers
Ideal for listeners who want a traditional British floorstander for stereo music or as front channels in a multi-channel system. Buyers needing a compact standmount, a dedicated centre channel or a wall-mountable surround should look at other models in the extended MkII range.
Highlights
- British loudspeaker heritage since 1977
- Inverted geometry driver design for clarity
- Advanced driver surrounds and crossover engineering
- Extended LX MkII range with nine models
- Exceptional sound quality at affordable prices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Mission LX-4 MKII floorstanding speaker ship with speaker cables or banana plugs included?
The Mission LX-4 MKII is supplied as a speaker cabinet only. You will need to purchase speaker cables and any preferred termination such as banana plugs or spade connectors separately to connect it to your amplifier.
How does the LX-4 MKII differ from the other floorstanding models in the LX MkII range?
The LX MkII series includes three floorstanding models. The LX-4 MKII sits within that line-up; choosing between them depends on your room size and bass extension requirements, with larger models offering greater low-frequency output.
What does the inverted driver geometry mean for everyday listening?
The inverted geometry places the tweeter below the mid-bass driver, aligning the acoustic centres to improve time alignment. This creates a more cohesive soundstage and smoother vertical dispersion at typical seated ear height.
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