The tweeter uses tapering tube loading, first used in the original Nautilus. This ensures far greater absorption of unwanted radiation away from the rear of the diaphragm and results in a cleaner, more focussed and natural high frequency sound. The twin bass/midrange drivers use cones of woven glass fibre, which functions in a similar fashion to Kevlar.

The crossover components use air core inductors for lowest distortion and plastic film capacitors for minimal signal degradation.

The front baffle is moulded in inert mica filled polypropylene, which has a subtly curved outline and is dimpled to echo the theme of Flowport at the back; itself elegantly combined with easy-access terminal panel that can accept all common terminations. The LCR3 is magnetically shielded, which enables placement near a television.

Technical Specifications : LCR 3
Description	2-way vented-box system.
Dimensions	Height: 152mm Width: 418mm Depth: 221mm
Net Weight	5kg / 11lb
Freq. Response	80Hz - 20kHz ± 3dB on reference axis
Freq. Range	-6dB at 60Hz and 30kHz
Sensitivity	90dB spl (2.83V 1m)
Normal Impedance	8 ohms (minimum 3.3ohms)
Power Handling	25W - 100W into 8 ohms on unclipped programme
Drive Units	Unit 1: 2x110mm (4.5") woven fibreglass cone bass/mid-range Unit 2: 1x26mm (1") metal dome high-frequency Unit 3:
Finish	Cabinet: Black Ash Vinyl, Maple VinylGrille: Black Cloth