The SC-30 is a "bookshelf' type speaker offering exceptional levels of price vs. performance. Made possible by recent advances in driver technology, it incorporates features uncommon in its price range. Although housed in a conventional rectangular enclosure, the SC-30 gives near phase-aligned performance, and has the same neutrality, transparency, and spectacular imaging and sounstaging performance that is the hallmark of Spica products.
The Sensible Sound review describes the SC-30 as the loudspeaker that audiophiles will recommend to their friends who don't want to spend a great deal of money. Stereophile seemed to agree, naming Spica's SC30 as the 1992 budget product of the year.
Reviews
The Sensible Sound Spica SC-30 #43 Summer 1991 
Stereophile
- May, 1992, Spica SC-30 XV-5 (1992 Budget Product of the Year)
- January 1993, Spica SC-30 XVI-1
- July, 1993, Spica SC-30 XVI-7
Specifications
Released: 1989
Frequency Response: (-3dB): 54 Hz-27kHz
Woofer: 8" pulp cone
Tweeter: 1.5" polypropylene cone
Crossover: 3rd order at 3kHz
Crossover frequency: 3kHz.
Frequency response: 54Hz-27kHz (-3dB)
Input Impedance: 8 ohms nominal
Amplifier requirements: 25-100W.
Sensitivity: 88dB/W/m.
Power handling: 50W continuous, 100W peak
Dimensions: 10" W x 23" H x 11.75" D
Weight: 28 lbs. each
Price: $399 (1992)
Approximate number of dealers: 120 (1989)
Schematics:
Replacement Drivers:
Woofer: Rockford-Carbonneau model #24351, replaced late 1991 with #25053
Tweeter: Peerless 8 Ohm 62CT13/40PPb 8 Ohm (specs)
