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Falcon Loudspeakers The M10
The M50 is the largest in the M Series, a 3 way ported floor-stander, offering exceptional sound quality and specification. The legenday Falcon B139 woofer provides stunning bass, twin dedicated Falcon B110 midranges give exquisite midrange accuracy and definition. High frequencies are again provided by the custom Falcon M Series tweeter. A Custom metal plinth with Heavy Duty CNC Falcon Stainless Steel spikes finishes an exceptional flagship loudspeaker.
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The M10 delivers a strikingly pure midrange and surprisingly deep low end for its size, pairing a natural, tonally balanced midband with tight bass extension and a wide, immersive soundstage. Reviewers such as Marc Phillips and David Price praised its smooth treble and hand-crafted cabinet, making the M10 an exceptional-value compact monitor that punches above its class.
Pros
- Pure, tonally balanced midrange that renders vocals and chamber music with natural body and color.
- Unusually deep, well-controlled bass extension for a compact monitor (reviewers note ~38–40Hz) without boom in normal placement.
- Impressively wide, open soundstage and strong imaging — sounds larger than the cabinet would suggest.
- High-quality, hand-crafted Italian cabinets and premium finishes paired with an aggressive value proposition for the performance offered.
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Cons
- Limited headroom — dynamics and linearity can suffer at high SPLs; speakers may sound strained when pushed hard.
- Basic connectivity: single pair of 4mm binding posts and no bi‑wire option noted by reviewers.
Sound Quality
90/100
Bass
90/100
Ported 5"-ish driver and tuned enclosure deliver unusually deep extension for its size (reviewers repeatedly noted 38–40Hz extension and comments like “where’s the sub” and “surprisingly fulsome”). Tight, controlled upper-bass with no boom in typical placement; can run out of headroom at high SPLs.
Mid
92/100
Multiple reviewers praised the M10's 'pure' and 'spot-on' tonality and 'perfect tonal balance'—vocals and chamber music are presented with natural body and color, making mids a standout.
Treble
88/100
Soft-dome tweeter yields smooth, non-harsh treble—crisp and well executed but slightly less 'air' than ribbon-equipped rivals; reviewers noted no nasties or sibilance.
Soundstage Imaging
91/100
Reviewers consistently report an impressively wide and deep soundstage 'immense for the size' with good image focus and depth perspective—creates a larger-than-box impression.
Dynamics
84/100
Very good timing and rhythmic engagement at normal levels ('incites involuntary foot tapping'), but limited headroom—speakers can sound strained at high volumes and lose some visceral impact.
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Build Quality
92/100
Hand-crafted Italian cabinets with real walnut/rosewood veneers, solid bracing and classy nickel-plated posts; reviewers singled out cabinet quality as exceptional for the price.
Features Connectivity
80/100
Passive bookshelf baseline applied. Single pair of 4mm nickel-plated binding posts; no bi-wire option. Ported rear reflex design noted and works well near boundaries.
Value for Money
94/100
Reviewers called the price aggressive and exceptional for the performance (examples: $2,295/pair; £2,395 cited), saying the speakers undercut competitors and represent strong value—'audacity in charging this low' and 'well worth an audition.'
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