Product features include:
- Patented Direct Servo technology
- Two 15″ black anodized aluminum high excursion driver
- Solid and very inert enclosure
- Bass extension controls allowing adjustment of bass extension and excursion control
- Selectable 12/24 db/octave crossover filter slope
- Balanced XLR connections for professional use (XLR version option)
- Parametric EQ
Direct Servo technology
All our subwoofers feature our Direct Servo technology, which is our secret to achieving tight and accurate bass. The benefits are far more than simply achieving low distortion.
Driver features include:
- Rigid one piece dish shape black anodized aluminum cone ensuring control at high SPL
- Low moving mass to ensure an exceptional transient response
- High flux density in the gap to ensure low distortion
- Flux de-modulation shorting rings to lower inductance and improve linearity
- Extended upper bandwidth response allowing a higher crossover point than most
Quality enclosure
Our enclosures are very solid and well braced to minimize any cabinet resonances or coloration. The baffle into which the driver is mounted is double thickness.
Bass extension controls
The bass extension controls enable the user to customize the frequency response of the low end. The controls customize a high pass filter to set up the corner frequency of bass roll-off. The damping control determines the steepness of roll-off and the amount of time domain ringing. High damping provides the least amount of time domain ringing and the most gradual roll-off curve. Low damping provides the steepest roll-off at the low end at the expense of added time domain ringing. Low damping is more suitable for HT use. 12hz setting with low damping setting is recommended for HT. 12hz high damping is recommended for music.
Crossover options
To suit different setups, we provide a 12 db and 24 db/octave crossover. If you are using an AVR, then we recommend “AVR/12” (or EXT/12 in older amps). If you are still using stereo receiver or conventional prea/power amp setup, then we recommend the 80hz/24 db/octave setting
Integration
One important aspect of getting a correct integration is phase alignment.
