CEDIA 2010 Coverage

Focal introduced the Viva Utopia loudspeaker ($12,000) to round out its Utopia line. As shown, it is a MTM design and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. The nameplate surrounding the tweeter and the connection plate on the rear can be rotated for proper aesthetics.

This photo gives you a sense of the size of the Viva in comparison to the Grande Utopia EM ($180,000/pair) and also shows the Viva mounted vertically.

Level control of the bass module of the Grande Utopia EM is set by an external volume control.

At the other end of the spectum was Focal’s Dome speakers ($750/pair) and matching black R2D2 subwoofer.

Focal also had on display its full range of non-Utopia series speakers. Here are the Chorus 706V monitors ($595/pair) and the 726V floorstanders ($1,695).

Left to right are and Profile 918 ($4,295/pair), the Profile 908 ($2,495), the Chorus 836V ($2,995/pair) and the Chorus 807V ($1,095/pair)v.

Here is the Chorus 826V towers ($2,495/pair) in red and white.

Stepping up to the Electra range, shown left to right are the Electra 1007S ($3,495/pair), the Electra 1027S ($5,495/pair), the Electra 1008Be ($4,995/pair), and the Electra 1028 Be ($8,495/pair).

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