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DALI Oberon 5

Name: DALI Oberon 5
Brand: DALI
Price: 1500 USD

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$1,500

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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Speaker Typefloorstanding towerManufacturer

Way Config2-wayManufacturer

Woofer Count2Manufacturer

Woofer Size Inches5.25Manufacturer

Tweeter Typesoft domeManufacturer

Tweeter Size Inches1.14Manufacturer

Impedance Nominal Ohms6Manufacturer

Sensitivity DB 1w1m88Manufacturer

Sensitivity Measurement ContextunstatedManufacturer

Freq Response ToleranceunstatedManufacturer

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Enclosure Typebass reflex portedManufacturer

Binding Postssingle wireManufacturer

Height Inches32.7Manufacturer

Width Inches6.4Manufacturer

Depth Inches11.2Manufacturer

Weight Lbs23.8Manufacturer

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Common questions

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What receiver do you need to drive the DALI Oberon 5?

The DALI Oberon 5 is rated at 88 dB sensitivity (about average to drive) and is 6Ω nominal with no stated minimum — an easy electrical load most receivers handle. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

How much do the DALI Oberon 5 cost as a pair?

$1,500 for the left/right pair at today's tracked price. Retailers list some speakers per unit and some per pair without saying so loudly — we normalize every price on this site to what the pair actually costs.

Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.

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