Monitor Audio Bronze 300 7G Floorstanding Speaker - Each

A Hexagonal Waveguide Brings Big-Speaker Dispersion to an Entry-Level Tower

The Monitor Audio Bronze 300 7G is a 2.5-way floorstanding tower and the sole floorstander in the seventh-generation Bronze line, built around a 1-inch C-CAM gold dome tweeter mounted in a hexagonal Uniform Dispersion Waveguide II, paired with two 6-inch C-CAM bass-mid drivers.

Monitor Audio rates sensitivity at 88 dB into a nominal 8 ohms, and recommends amplifiers between 40 and 150 watts — an easy load most integrated amps and receivers can drive without strain.

The cabinet is available in Walnut, Black, or White, and each tower is sold on its own, so a stereo pair means ordering two — one to match an existing speaker, or two to start a system from scratch.

Where the Hexagonal Waveguide and Refined Cones Earn Their Keep

One Tweeter, Two Bass-Mid Drivers: A 2.5-Way Design

The 1-inch C-CAM gold dome tweeter sits inside a hexagonal Uniform Dispersion Waveguide II, widening off-axis treble dispersion so seats well away from the sweet spot still hear accurate, undistorted highs.

Below it, two 6-inch C-CAM bass-mid drivers share duties: the upper driver reproduces midrange and upper bass, while the lower driver, freed of midrange duty by the crossover, handles bass alone — the hallmark of a 2.5-way design.

The Numbers, and What They Ask of Your Amplifier

Monitor Audio quotes an in-room frequency response of 34 Hz to 30 kHz, measured at -6dB, for reference. Sensitivity is 88 dB, nominal impedance is 8 ohms (4.4 ohms minimum), and power handling is rated at 150 watts continuous.

Crossovers sit at 470 Hz and 2.6 kHz. The cabinet is rear-ported using Monitor Audio's HiVe II port design, tuned to 38 Hz for extension without excess chuffing at high output.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Hi-Fi Choice gave the Bronze 300 7G its 2025 Editor's Award. David Vivian wrote that it "doesn't blur edges or smudge textures," presenting "the solid and spacious as a coherent whole with tonal colours, instrumental timbres and ambient cues intact."

He also praised "a performance that sounds nape-tinglingly real — palpable and tactile with ample drive and attack, yet replete with the texture and colour to illuminate gentler fare," before summing up simply: "Top stuff."

Who Is This Floorstanding Speaker Best For?

• You want Monitor Audio's award-winning entry floorstander — a 2025 Hi-Fi Choice Editor's Award winner, praised for a coherent, natural tonal balance
• You want wide, forgiving off-axis treble — a hexagonal UD Waveguide II keeps seats off the sweet spot sounding right
• Your room calls for a slim tower, not a bulky one — a 2.5-way design keeps the cabinet narrow while still reaching real bass
• You want an easy amplifier match — 88 dB sensitivity into a forgiving 8-ohm load means most receivers and integrated amps drive it comfortably
• You want real floorstanding bass without a separate subwoofer — the Bronze 300 7G reaches to 34 Hz on its own. For the deepest home-theater effects, add one of our subwoofers and let the towers do what they do best

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Connect each tower to an amplifier or receiver's speaker outputs using the rear binding posts. An 8-ohm nominal load (4.4 ohms minimum) is an easy match for most amplifiers rated between 40 and 150 watts.

Since the cabinet is rear-ported, plan for a few inches of clearance behind each tower before you settle on a final position.

Two cables, two speakers, and you are listening.

Pairs Well With

What finishes the system around a pair of Bronze 300 7G towers:

• Integrated amplifiers — an easy 8-ohm load most integrated amps drive comfortably
• Stereo amplifiers — for even more headroom above the recommended range
• Speaker cables — connect to the rear binding posts
• Audio racks — house the electronics driving an award-winning tower

Frequently Asked Questions

How much amplifier power do I need?

Monitor Audio recommends amplifiers between 40 and 150 watts. At 88 dB sensitivity into a forgiving 8-ohm load, the Bronze 300 7G plays convincingly loud without needing the top of that range.

How far from the wall should I place them?

Since the cabinet is rear-ported, give each tower some room behind it. Moving it closer to the wall adds bass warmth; pulling it out tightens and tames the low end.

What finishes are available?

Walnut, Black, and White — three finishes covering both wood-veneer and painted looks.

Do I need a subwoofer with these speakers?

Not necessarily. The Bronze 300 7G reaches to 34 Hz on its own, though a subwoofer can still add reach for home theater use.

What does the Hi-Fi Choice Editor's Award mean?

It's Hi-Fi Choice's top recognition for gear its editors found worth recommending without reservation — the Bronze 300 7G won the award in 2025.

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