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Monitor Audio has unveiled the seventh generation of its Silver Series loudspeakers, which were first introduced back in 1999. These comprise the Silver 50 7G and Silver 100 7G bookshelf/standmounts; Silver 200 7G, Silver 300 7G and Silver 500 7G floorstanders; and home cinema separates in the shape of the Silver C250 7G centre speaker, Silver FX 7G rears and the Dolby Atmos-enabled Silver AMS 7G.

The British company explains that the new generation features a fresh: “contemporary design in a choice of five high-quality finishes, numerous acoustic innovations and a model lineup extensive enough to cater for every music and home cinema requirement.” The choice of finishes in question include: “deeply lustrous high-gloss black lacquer, equally distinctive satin white or a choice of three real-wood veneers: Ash, Natural Walnut and Black Oak”.

Monitor Audio’s new C-CAM gold dome tweeter design features a Uniform Dispersion Waveguide II for what it’s claiming is: “the most lifelike, convincing treble reproduction”. The new RST II midrange and mid/bass drivers feature a more rigid profile than before, with a new hexagonal dimpled structure: “that’s just one indicator of the changes to the cone and geometry structure that result in smooth, low-distortion sound”.

Every seventh generation Silver Series loudspeaker features new driver trims, minimising the appearance of the driver surround and every floorstander comes supplied with outrigger feet with spun metal trims, developed for stability on carpeted or hard floors. There are also new magnetic grilles with a premium-grade weave.

Prices are £575 for the Silver 50 7G and £750 for the Silver 100 7G standmounts; £1,150, £1,450 and £1,735 respectively for the floorstanding Silver 200 7G, 300 7G and 500 7G. The home cinema options cost £600 for the Silver C250 7G centre, £600 for the Silver FX 7G rears and £650 for the Dolby Atmos-enabled Silver AMS 7G.

Available now, you can find out more about Monitor Audio's Silver Series 7G here.