Focal Chorus 706 V Bookshelf Speakers 

The Epitome of Reference-Level Compact Speakers: You Will Not Find a Better, More Neutral Bookshelf Model for the Price

Polyglass Mid-Bass Driver, Inverted-Dome TNV Aluminum/Magnesium Tweeter Among Industry's Best

A strikingly petite instrument in which every last detail serves the source material and produces a neutral response, controlled bass, stunning detail, and superb accuracy, the Focal Chorus 706V bookshelf speaker means you don't have to settle for less in the mini-monitor field. It encourages you to relive the fun, excitement, and sense of discovery you enjoyed when first encountering your favorite records by making them come alive in an engaging manner you've only dreamed about. Yes, the Chorus 706V is loaded with technological advancements—a 6.5-inch Polyglass mid-bass driver, a brand-new inverted-dome TNV aluminum/magnesium tweeter, and an innovative architectural design among them. But this speaker is all about reclining in a cozy chair, ignoring reality, and getting lost in the music. Your satisfaction is backed by Music Direct's money-back guarantee.

No Expense Spared, No Outsourced Parts, No Outside Supplier
Design, development, and manufacturing under one roof have many advantages. Namely, unsurpassed quality control, customized engineering principles, and continuous synergy. The approach also allows for breakthrough technologies initially employed in reference-standard models to trickle down. Conceived in the same French facility as Focal's world-renowned Utopia line, and subject to stringent refinement and oversight, the Chorus 706V harkens to a bygone era when companies spared no expense in perfecting wares. No outsourced parts or labor are employed in its manufacture; Focal needn't depend on an outside supplier. Such care is fantastically rare in the 21st century. From the individually tailored drivers to cabinet reinforcements, the 706V epitomizes value and ingenuity.

New Polyglass Drivers and Inverted-Dome TNV Aluminum/Magnesium Tweeter
In French, "verre" means "glass." Fittingly, the "V" in the Chorus 706V partially refers to the Polyglass drivers that have become a Focal hallmark. Newly improved, they're largely responsible for the speaker's phenomenal neutrality, robust midrange, and gripping dynamics. The latter also benefit from the new aluminum/magnesium inverted-dome TNV aluminum/magnesium tweeter, derived from technologies in the Grande Utopia Be. It yields significantly lower distortion, illustrious high frequency responses, heightened airiness, and flatness up to 28kHz. The 706V is the exemplar of a reference-level compact loudspeaker: truly balanced and neutral, while providing deeper bass response. It throws a wide, deep soundstage and provides unbeatable sound for the money, particularly when mated with the S700V stands.

All Speakers Should Look and Sound So Good
The Chorus 706V is as visually striking as it is sonically wondrous. Yet the sleek looks aren't just for show. Everything has a practical purpose. Framed by rock-solid MDF construction, the gorgeous silhouette affords an internal non-parallel structure that inhibits and eliminates standing waves, a trait that, until now, has not been available at this price point. Smart, stylish, sexy: Focal Chorus 706V has it all. You will not find a better bookshelf loudspeaker for the price.

Order on our Web site or call Music Direct and talk to any of our consultants to get a pair of 706Vs into your listening room today!

"The new Focal 706V is a tremendous value, delivering a big, robust, and viscerally satisfying sound. Its quite an achievement to get this level of bass extension and dynamics from a small enclosure…the 706V is bold, assertive, and full of life and energy!"
– Robert Harley, The Absolute Sound

"The bottom end hits hard and delves deep, the mids are detailed enough to allow vocalists full expression, and treble is crisp and textured. Add to the mix unshakeable dynamic poise and punchy upper frequencies, and the 706Vs seem set fair."
– What HiFi?

"The bass is agile, communicating rhythms and tonal subtleties rather well, as well as the intentions of the musicians. The top end is sweet, delicate and airy – never unnecessarily drawing attention to itself, yet delivering plenty of fine detail."
– Tech Radar