The Mission 750 is a new addition to the 700 series and has been developed from the ground up. With it, Mission promises to deliver the best of its larger models in a compact format.
When we say “from the ground up,” the speakers are characterised by an inverted placement of the drivers, i.e. the tweeter is at the bottom and the midrange bass at the top. In other words, they look like they’ve been turned upside down, and for good reason.
The tweeter is at the bottom
Mission calls it Inverted Geometry Design (IGD), and it’s designed to ensure that the sound waves from the tweeter and midwoofer meet perfectly at the listener’s head. This improves the time accuracy between the two, but it also requires precise calculations and a carefully designed crossover design to achieve a good result.
The enclosure consists of multiple layers of high density fibreboard (HDF) glued together for increased rigidity and good acoustic properties.
Mission 770 is back. And so is Mission speaker production on English soil.
The result of a lot of listening
The newly developed drivers, a 5.25-inch polypropylene midrange driver and a 28 mm microfibre tweeter, are the result of hundreds of hours of listening and computer-assisted fine-tuning. Together, they create a sound experience that exceeds expectations for a speaker of this size. At least according to the manufacturer.
Choose between a walnut or black oak finish. The iconic white faceplate is a matter of taste, but it certainly leaves no doubt that this is a Mission speaker.
Mission 750: Price and availability
The Mission 750 will be available in April for €1,199.
More info: mission.co.uk