Ex Machina Pulsar MKII Specifications and Review

Last updated: September 8, 2026

The Ex Machina Pulsar MKII ranks #61 out of 66 total Large Size Powered Bookshelf Speakers for sound quality. See Top Recommended Speakers By Attribute for all the top speaker suggestions.

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#61 Ex Machina Pulsar MKII: $11,700/pair Vintage King eBay

Pros: Erin measured 32.2Hz -3dB extension, giving useful deep bass without a separate subwoofer. The active multiway format and DSP offer a substantial studio system.

Cons: Its 5.27 ideal-subwoofer score and uneven listening-window response do not support a top accuracy ranking. The measured balance rises toward the treble, despite a relatively modest 2.7dB midband span. Deep bass, premium drivers and processing features should not obscure the native tonal irregularities.

How it compares: Just above it: Focal Twin6 Be - $9500 cheaper. Just below it: Focal Alpha Twin Evo - $11041 cheaper.

Amplification250W LF, 100W MF, 50W HF per speaker
DSPSHARC, phase and magnitude correction
Dispersion90 degrees conical
Drivers9-inch SEAS woofer, 7-inch coaxial midrange/tweeter
EnclosurePowered sealed 3-way
Frequency Response35Hz-32kHz (+/-1dB)
InputsAnalog and AES/EBU digital
Maximum SPL110dB continuous at 1m