Mission QX-1 Bookshelf Speakers

Product Description

The QX range has striking looks and impressive performance – offering amazing value in both hi-fi and AV set-ups. Advanced new designs and extensive, exacting listening tests have evolved a loudspeaker that offers exciting and dramatic performance, no matter what style of music or movies – you prefer. Five core hi-fi models – 2 bookshelf designs and 3 floor standing speakers – are joined in the Mission QX range range by a dedicated centre speaker, two-way surround speaker and selection of subwoofers.

Mission brings its 40 years of audio expertise to this exciting new speaker range. The QX offers many additional features making these speakers an excellent choice for all levels of hi-fi and home cinema integration.  Advanced DiaDrive cone system features a front inverted dome cone which delivers smooth response, driven by secondary sub cone to transfer maximum transient impact from the motor system. Oversized magnet motor system offers high sensitivity for maximum dynamic impact from any amplifier. New ‘ring dome’ treble unit offers high levels of musical detail with low distortion – the usual dome cavitation effects are avoided. Slot port is profiled to reduce ‘chuffing’ distortion, yielding accurate bass performance Carefully crafted acoustic crossover slopes achieve perfect integration between the drivers for a seamless performance. Crossover uses laminated iron core bass coil, audiophile standard polypropylene capacitors, spaced on the PCB to avoid magnetic field interaction.

The semi-circular arc shape of the cabinet corners smooths diffraction form the drive units, yielding better power distribution into the room. The inclusion of aluminium top and bottom plates to the cabinet not only gives an attractive, high-tech appearance to the speakers but also enhances sound quality. The added mass and stiffness reduces resonance from the cabinet walls, lowering colaboration and distortion. The new slot port design features ribs to enhance airflow and avoid the “chuffing” often heard from bass-reflex ports. The result is enhanced low frequency performance with lower distortion.