recalculate750W amps total, class D amps for bass and mid and class AB amp for highs.
Modest for mains but if they do the job...
The more I look at its coaxial the more horn looks like to me.
I mean, this waveguide (same thing) is the whole upper section.
Directivity seems constant which is good (for me) , and FR response is surely optimized for mounting so it's the angled response that matters most.
I would like them bigger, but I think I like them!
Nope:recalculate
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Yeah they also said in the video that it's the same size as 1238
I have to agree with that. At least on the 8371. I guess 8381 is sort of a coaxial as well.I think since this is a coaxial 3-way it should have been named 8371 and the 8381 should have been named 8380 or 8391. ::shrug::
No hissIt is interesting that Treble is classAB…lower distortion perhaps?
750W amps total, class D amps for bass and mid and class AB amp for highs.
Modest for mains but if they do the job...
The more I look at its coaxial the more horn looks like to me.
Although it is a lot of money, in perspective to other SOTA powered speakers, it may not be that different. Performance will tell more.8000 euros per monitor without VAT
If I heard correctly in the video
Wow
I was reading the “state of DSP” thread and so many times it was mentioned that if you don’t have constant directivity then you can’t really properly DSP a speaker. It makes sense. I wanted to say just go coaxial and now pretty much any SPL requirement can have that.It is now probably a very strong competitor to the larger 1234a model in the master series. Of course, it plays much louder and the sound is velvety beautiful and big. I, at least, would no longer necessarily buy the 1234a series, because the coaxial is cleaner and the details of the sound are very beautiful to follow and actually quite intoxicating when experienced as a big sound. In other words, the so-called audio grain size of the textile is reduced and further condensed from the previous series, which is a significant step forward in development after the master series. Genelec is really on a roll right now...
Surprising amount of horizontal error for a horn loaded coax three way - not that it's very much, but still.Absolutely, look at that those isobars at -6 dB.
This is the Ones 8361:
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This is 8380:
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This is so much more narrow, 50° above 800 Hz, 45° above 4000 Hz.
The 300Hz-1khz leaving constant is probably because of the huge transition of the 15" to the "horn" (although they are comparable in size) , it's already herculean they kept that at check (small distance of drivers helps a lot though)Surprising amount of horizontal error for a horn loaded coax three way - not that it's very much, but still.