Mission 750 is a 2-way Passive Bass Reflex Bookshelf speaker by Mission. It was released in April 2024. It features a 1.25" Soft-Dome Tweeter and 1 x 5.25" Polypropylene Woofer.
A 2-way bass-reflex standmount with a 5.25 inch polypropylene bass driver and a 1.25 inch soft-dome treble unit. 86 dB sensitive, 6 ohms nominal (4.5 ohms minimum), 48 Hz to 20 kHz. A reissue of the 1990 750: a mineral-loaded polypropylene mid/bass, a 28 mm soft dome, an auxiliary bass radiator in place of a port, and the white baffle the original was known for.
The speaker has a frequency range of 48-20k Hz and a sensitivity of 86 dB. Mission 750 has an MSRP of 1199$ per pair.
Room Size Suitability
The size of the room where you plan to use the Mission 750 is a crucial factor in your decision. We have assessed its suitability for various room sizes based on its dimensions and maximum power output:
| Listening Environment* |
Suitability |
| Near-field | Good |
| Small Room | Good |
| Mid-size Room | Average |
| Large Room | Poor |
| Very Large Room | No way |
(* Approximate Room sizes: Small < 100sq. ft / 9 m2, Mid-size: 100-220 sq. ft / 9-20 m2, Large 220-400 sq. ft / 20-36 m2, Very Large: > 400 sq. ft / 36 m2.
Average Floor Height: 9" / 2.7m. Typical room sizes differ from country to country, and the actual listening experience changes depending on floor height, room shape, surface materials, listening position, speaker locations, etc.)
Mission's Mission 750 Series of Loudspeakers
750 is a member of Mission's Mission 750 series of Passive speakers. Below you can see the main specs of these speakers.
Frequency Response of the Mission 750 Speaker
Mission 750 has a Frequency response range of 48-20k Hz and Power Range of 25-100 watts. With a minimum frequency of 48 Hz, 750 delivers moderate bass depth so depending on your use case, you might want to consider adding a subwoofer to your system.
Here we have a comparison of how 750's Low frequency value compares with the average, max and min Low frequency values in its class.
Low Frequency
Bookshelf Speakers
Thinking about a subwoofer for the Mission 750?
Crossover frequency of the Mission 750?
The crossover frequency of the 750 is set to 2.4kHz. This is the threshold frequency where the higher frequency signals over this level are sent to the tweeter and the lower-frequency signals are sent to the woofer by the crossover component.
Impedance and Sensitivity
Mission 750's nominal impedance level is
6 ohms but can go down to as low as
4.5 ohms, and has a sensitivity of
86 dB.
Sensitivity
Bookshelf Speakers
Nominal Impedance of the 6 Ohms makes the Mission 750 a relatively difficult to drive speaker compared to more frequently found 8 ohms speakers from nominal Impedance perspective.
Sensitivity
With a sensitivity level of only 86 dB, Mission 750 is a difficult to drive speaker from Sensitivity perspective, make sure to choose an amplifier with a high output if you like listening to your music at high volume levels. You may especially have a hard time using Tube amplifiers which are traditionally very low power compared to Class A/B or Class D amps. Work out how loud the Mission 750 plays in your room →
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Minimum Impedance of the Mission 750
Even though the nominal impedance of the 750 is 6 ohms, the minimum impedance level of this speaker according to Mission is 4.5 ohms Mission 750 so while choosing an amplifier, you should ideally check if the unit you are considering can provide this impedance level.
What amplifier does the Mission 750 need?
At normal listening levels in a medium room, about
25–100 W
per channel into 6 ohms.
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Input Type
750 features Binding post type connectors. Bi-amping and Bi-wiring are not possible.
Work out what gauge speaker cable this run needs →
Mission 750 External Dimensions and Weight
Mission 750 has external dimensions of (Height x Width x Depth) 14 x 8-1/2 x 12inch (355.0 x 216.0 x 305.0mm ).
Base Surface Area
Base surface area of a loudspeaker may become a determining factor when the space in your room or desk is limited.
The base area of Mission 750 is approximately 658.8cm2 / 102.1inch2.
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WeightThe Mission 750 weighs 9.00kg / 19.8lbs per piece. Here is a comparison of how 750's weight compares with the average, max and min weights in its class.
Weight
All Bookshelf Speakers
Weight
Bookshelf Speakers under $1500
Cabinet type and Materials
Mission 750 has a
Bass Reflex type cabinet. Bass Reflex type loudspeakers (aka Ported, Vented or Reflex Port) have enclosures that uses a port, hole or vent cut into the cabinet. Ported designs are generally more efficient than the Sealed designs.
Wall Mounting
750 doesn't sport any built-in mounting bracket, so you need an external structure to mount it on walls.
Does the Mission 750 come with a Grille?
750 comes with grilles. The purpose of the grille is to protect the delicate driver elements from external impacts while still allowing the sound to pass as clearly as possible.
Recommended Accessories
Here is a list of accessories that we think you may need for the Mission 750.
- Speaker Cable and Connectors
- Vibration Isolators: IsoAcoustics isolators are our favorite isolators but you may find more affordable options too.
- Acoustic Panels and Treatments: Your room is as important as your stereo equipment so acoustic treatments goes a long way in improving the overall performance.
- Speaker Stands: Stands bring your bookshelf speakers to ideal height (rule of thumb is to have the tweeter level with your ear in your listening position), helps stability and acoustical isolation.
Official Product Page
Official manufacturer's product page for the Mission 750 speaker can be found below:
Official Product Page for Mission 750