Elipson Round shape Hifi Speaker Planet M Mercury Ice

The Planet M speaker embodies concentrated sound perfection, offering an impressively precise soundstage. Far from the usual 'black box' design, the Planet M speakers have real style. With its retro dome shape and wide choice of colours, this speaker is sure to be a talking point. Like all Elipson speakers, it's beautifully built - using a tough ABS body and high quality grille.

Compact, stylish, and undeniably audiophile, the Elipson Planet M embodies all of Elipson's know-how.

The Elipson Planet M speakers feature a closed-box driver, offering optimal sound quality thanks to their spherical design that eliminates box resonances. Rather than forcing these small drivers to produce low frequencies, their design focuses on reproducing high bass up to 90Hz. For full sound reproduction, the use of a subwoofer is highly recommended, such as the Elipson Planet Sub, specifically developed for this purpose.

The coaxial structure and fabric dome tweeter provide precise and immersive sound quality with neutral and silky timbres. The elegant design of the speaker is enhanced by a lacquered finish and metal grille, and can be highlighted with optional wall mounts, ceiling mounts, or dedicated speaker stands.

For a more discreet and design-oriented installation, the Planet M speakers can be integrated into the ceiling using the optional flush-mount support, ideal for a 7.1 or 9.1 home cinema configuration with side or rear high surround speakers.

Standing just 15cm tall, in diameter the Planet M speaker makes a superb-sounding desktop speaker. Alternatively, pair them up with a subwoofer of your choice and they'll happily fill a room with spacious, accurate sound. Put together five, seven or more and you'll have a hugely impressive AV surround sound speaker system in no time.

They might not look like traditional satellite speakers but the Elipson Planet M sound every bit as good.  The coaxial design also delivers pin-point accuracy and stunning staging realism. The globe-shaped design isn't there just for style, either. The shape breaks standing and diffraction waves to reduce distortion and promote a less 'boxy' sound.