The Ruark Sabre-R represent the contemporary evolution of one of the British brand's most iconic models.
They are 2-way passive bookshelf speakers, designed to deliver a natural, balanced and engaging sound, while maintaining a compact, elegant format.
Conceived for quality stereo Hi-Fi systems, the Sabre-R combine Ruark acoustic tradition, selected materials and a timeless design, making them ideal for small and medium-sized domestic settings.
Passive 2-way speakers with Ruark optimised components
The Sabre-R adopt a 2-way bass-reflex configuration, consisting of:
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Soft dome tweeter optimised to deliver detailed, fluid and never fatiguing high frequencies
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Dedicated mid-woofer, designed to ensure a natural midrange and controlled bass, well proportioned to the dimensions of the cabinet
The crossover was developed in-house by Ruark to ensure tonal coherence, correct integration between the drivers and enjoyable music listening even over long sessions.
Being passive speakers, they need to be paired with an external amplifier, ideal for those who want to build a traditional, customisable Hi-Fi system.
Careful construction and refined design
The cabinet of the Ruark Sabre-R is made from high-quality materials, designed to reduce unwanted vibrations and resonances.
The compact proportions and sober design make them perfect both on dedicated stands and on Hi-Fi furniture, fitting easily into modern or classic settings.
In keeping with Ruark tradition, great attention has been paid to aesthetics, turning the Sabre-R into speakers that combine acoustic performance and furnishing value.
Technical specifications
| Feature |
Specifications |
| Type |
Passive bookshelf speakers |
| Configuration |
2-way bass-reflex |
| Tweeter |
Soft dome |
| Mid-woofer |
Dedicated Ruark driver |
| Nominal impedance |
8 Ω |
| Sensitivity |
Approx. 86 dB |
| Recommended amplifier power |
25 – 100 W |
| Use |
Stereo Hi-Fi, Home Audio |
| Placement |
Shelf or stand |
| Design |
Elegant, Ruark style |
| Engineering |
Ruark Audio – United Kingdom |