Why this page can say more than most of its neighbors
Because Magnat publishes the numbers. 60 W RMS with a 120 W peak, 4 to 8 Ω, 88 dB sensitivity, 42 Hz to 32 kHz, a 3,400 Hz crossover, a 4.3 in (110 mm) woofer-midrange and a 0.5 in (13 mm) Mylar dome tweeter, for amplifiers of 20 to 120 W. On this shelf, only the two Micca MB42 models publish a comparable set of power, impedance, sensitivity and frequency range.
Sensitivity says how loud it plays for a given amplifier. Impedance says how hard it is to drive, and a stated range rather than a single nominal value is the more honest form. RMS with a peak alongside separates what it sustains from what it survives. The recommended amplifier range, 20 to 120 W, turns all three into a buying rule.
What the driver arrangement tells you
A 4.3 in woofer-midrange covers the bass and the range where voices sit, handing over to the tweeter at 3,400 Hz. That is a two-way design, which is what almost every compact speaker is. The coated paper cone and the E1 MDF cabinet are material facts, stated rather than praised.
The frequency range, and its limit
Magnat states 42 Hz to 32 kHz, without a tolerance. That says where the output stops, not how strong it is near the ends: a small woofer in a cabinet 9.8 in (250 mm) tall will be well down in level by 42 Hz. The S.M.S.L on this shelf is the only one to give a ±3 dB tolerance.
In use
For movies, set the receiver to “small” for these and cross over to a subwoofer, usually around 80 Hz. For music at moderate volume in a small room, the pair can play full range. Each speaker is 5.9 × 9.8 × 7.5 in (149 × 250 × 190 mm) and weighs 5.5 lb (2.5 kg), with rubber feet for a shelf.
Buying it in the United States
Not on Amazon.com. At our check on October 24, 2026, this Magnat listing had no American offer: it is sold on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish stores, and the buy button here opens a search for the model.
On this bookshelf speakers shelf, the Micca MB42, which publishes its impedance, sensitivity and frequency range, sold for $79.99 on Amazon.com the same day, and the Dayton Audio Classic B65, also rated 60 W RMS, for $79.98.
Figures from the day this page was last revised; offers and prices shift without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 24, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What gets asked most
Can I buy it in the United States?
Not this listing. At our check on October 24, 2026, it had no offer on Amazon.com. On this shelf, the Micca MB42 publishes the same kind of figures — 4 to 8 ohms, 85 dB, 60 Hz to 20 kHz — and sold for $79.99 on Amazon.com that day; the Dayton Audio Classic B65, also rated 60 W RMS, sold for $79.98.
What does "4 to 8 Ω" mean for my amplifier?
That the impedance varies with frequency and dips toward 4 Ω somewhere. An amplifier rated for 4 Ω loads will be comfortable; one rated only for 8 Ω may run hot at volume. Magnat also states a matching amplifier range of 20 to 120 W.
Is 88 dB sensitivity good?
It is ordinary, and useful because it is published. A speaker at 88 dB plays as loud on one watt as an 85 dB speaker does on two: against the Micca MB42 at 85 dB, the Magnat needs half the amplifier power for the same volume.
Does it need a subwoofer?
For music at moderate volume, often not: Magnat states output down to 42 Hz. For movies, yes — a 4.3 in woofer cannot move the air that explosions and scores ask for, and without a tolerance the 42 Hz figure does not say how strong the bass is at that point.
