Technical Specifications

Amplifier Unit

National Semiconductor Overture Amplifiers
15W per channel
Bridged mono 40W amplifier for the subwoofer
Frequency Response: 10-100 kHz +/- 3 dB
Input 1 (Rear Panel): Two Stereo RCA inputs + Subwoofer input for 4.1 support
Input 2 (Rear Panel): Stereo RCA input for pre-out level equipment (home CD players, etc.)
Input 3 (Front Panel): Stereo mini-jack for portable music devices such as MiniDisc or MP3 players.
Master Volume, Subwoofer Volume, Balance, Fader, and Input Knobs on the front panel
IEC-standard power cable. (just like the one on the back of your computer)
18-gauge speaker cable

Satellites

Custom Audax 1" tweeter
Custom Audax 3" paper woofer
Gray plastic enclosure
Spring clip terminals

Subwoofer

Custom 6" Audax paper woofer
Front ported design
Medium density fiberboard enclosure
Spring clip terminals

Notes

Although the system's total power of 100W may seem weak as compared to the 400W of the Klipsch ProMedia speakers, the Crossfire can reach volumes that are almost as loud as Klipsch; in other words, it'll easy reach volumes which may cause hearing damage with prolonged exposure. This is due in part to the clean design of the efficient Audax drivers.

The wide frequency response for the amplifier is accurate, however VideoLogic does not offer frequency response for the speakers. I was able to hear a clean 20kHz test tone produced by Cool Edit. This is actually quite impressive as overtones are heard on the Klipsch Promedia at that frequency. The only thing missing from the Crossfires (which is available on the other Sirocco models) is the integrated bass/treble "attitude" adjustment.