Focal is well known for its extremely high-end loudspeakers that are essentially grail items for most audiophiles. For example, a pair of its current flagship floorstanding loudspeakers, the Utopia III Evo, can cost upwards of $300,000.
But the French hi-fi manufacturer makes several loudspeaker lines that are significantly less expensive. The most obvious of which is its entry-level Theva range, as you can snag a pair of its bookshelf speakers, the Theva N1, for just over $1,000.
Now, as first spotted by eCoustics, the company has stealthily introduced a new loudspeaker range that is relatively affordable (at least by Focal’s standards), but promises to be “a step up” from the brand’s Theva range.
Focal Omada Loudspeaker Range
Focal’s new Omada loudspeakers sit between the entry-level Theva and midrange Verstia ranges. Similarly, Focal has integrated them with drivers and technologies that have been trickled down from its higher-end ranges.
Specifically, each Omada loudspeaker features an M-shaped inverted dome TAM tweeter, just like the ones used in its Aria Evo X and Vestia loudspeakers. And they feature Slatefiber mid-bass drivers, just like the ones used in its Chora range and Studio Alpha Evo monitors.
