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EV 900 Ref.

Sustainability, uncompromising sound quality and longevity play a role as well as our principle: “Less can be more“. No model represents this philosophy better than our Credo EV 900 Ref. It is designed for medium-sized rooms with short- to medium- listening distance.

We offer modernism and simplicity in the the design of our products. With attention to detail we select materials and define textures.
In a Credo speaker you’ll find several very unique features and designs, developed and implemented over many years. We always focused on the highest goal in speaker-design, to reproduce all kinds of music and genres, without compromise.

So the paper-cone, symmetrical drive mid-woofer is accompanied by a 1“ tweeter. The mid-woofers sliced- cone prevents effectively cone breakups, so it is playing from 37 Hz and blending over gently to the tweeter, protected by a high-pass filter. As always with Credo Audio speakers, we achieved linear impedance and a very good efficiency, making it an easy load for amplifiers.

Credo EV 900 Ref. Specifications

  • Tweeter: 1 x 1“ Coated textile, neodymium magnet, symmetrical drive motor
  • Mid-Woofer: 5.5“ sliced paper cone, large ferrite magnet symmetrical-drive
  • Tuning: Bass reflex (back)
  • Crossover: 2-way proprietary filter-design
  • Frequency response: 37 Hz – 20 kHz, +/- 3dB
  • Roll-off: 44 Hz -2dB, 40 Hz -4dB, 37 Hz -10dB
  • Sensitivity: 89 dB @ 2.83V @ 1m
  • Linear impedance: nominal 4 Ω, min. 3.2 Ω @ 44 Hz; max. 10 Ω @ 1.2 kHz
  • Recommended amplifier: 50 W RMS
  • Including the “isolation-base” (learn more…)
  • Weight: 14.5 kg p.p. without packing
  • Size:(HxDxW): 93.4 cm x 22 cm x 18 cm
  • Hand-crafted by Credo Audio Switzerland

Color me shocked as to how these relatively diminutive floor-standers with their no-nonsense appearance could consistently sound this good across so many music genres.

The Credo EV Reference 900 scores high marks on both counts ­— on both its lateral imaging, a full stereo effect, and its sense of depth, a richness of perspective where layers of sound can be properly distinguished.

David Blumenstein