

06.09.2026 11:08 | ~1 minute read
Spanish company Falcon Bravo has entered the loudspeaker market with The Dome, a two-way standmount speaker featuring an unconventional architecture and distinctly premium positioning. During development, the manufacturer placed particular emphasis on cabinet geometry, dispersion characteristics, and distortion reduction. The enclosure combines solid ash, Spanish walnut, and genuine leather, while the upper dome-shaped section features integrated lighting with adjustable color settings.

The Falcon Bravo The Dome is built around a 1-inch tweeter and a 7.5-inch mid/bass driver. The high-frequency driver is housed in a separate acoustic module designed to provide controlled lateral dispersion of up to 75 degrees while maintaining a stable frequency response up to 12 kHz. The crossover uses components from Jantzen, Duelund, and Mundorf, along with Falcon Bravo’s proprietary graphite and silver resistors. The cabinet is constructed from 40 mm-thick panels and features a damped dual-chamber design with a rear bass-reflex system using dual-flared ports. Connectivity is handled by silver-plated copper Mundorf terminals.

The Falcon Bravo The Dome has a claimed frequency response of 33 Hz to 23 kHz within ±3 dB, a sensitivity of 90 dB, a nominal impedance of 7 ohms, and a minimum impedance of no less than 6.5 ohms. Each speaker measures 610 × 317 × 435 mm and weighs 32 kg. The package also includes dedicated stands weighing 22 kg each. The recommended retail price of the Falcon Bravo The Dome is €36,000 per pair, including the stands.