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Fluid Audio FX80 Negro | Ludimusic
Monitor de Estudio Fluid Audio FX80 Negro
Monitor de Estudio
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El design del altavoz coaxial de Fluid Audio es notablemente diferente de los diseños coaxiales tradicionales. Los monitores coaxiales de las décadas de 1950 y 1960 colocaban el transductor de alta frecuencia detrás del woofer, "transportando" la alta frecuencia a través de la abertura de la bobina móvil del woofer. Este diseño utilizaba el cono del woofer como guía de ondas o bocina. Debido a que el cono del woofer está en constante movimiento (a veces dramáticamente cuando se reproducen frecuencias graves), hay una cantidad significativa de distorsión de intermodulación e interferencias audibles que ocurren cuando la alta frecuencia se irradia desde el cono del woofer.
El diseño coaxial de las series FX y FPX de Fluid Audio coloca el dispositivo de alta frecuencia delante del woofer, sujeto a un soporte fijo. El tweeter está montado en una guía de ondas de plástico rígido que permite que las altas frecuencias fluyan sin interrupciones, por lo que no hay interferencias en el audio debidas a los movimientos del woofer. Mediante el DSP incorporado, las oscilaciones Linkwitz-Riley de 48 y 36 dB por octava no sólo armonizan perfectamente las frecuencias bajas y altas, sino que también se utilizan para filtrar las anomalías acústicas inherentes a los diseños coaxiales (ya que el tweeter no tiene un bafle de tamaño completo a través del cual irradiar).
Además de estas ventajas exclusivas, los usuarios obtienen todos los demás beneficios conocidos de un transductor coaxial: respuesta simétrica fuera del eje (que crea un punto dulce más grande, uniforme y consistente) y el hecho de que sea un dispositivo de "fuente puntual" permite una mejor coherencia de fase entre los transductores, lo que da como resultado una reproducción extremadamente realista. Ya sea en posición vertical o colocado de lado, el diseño Fluid Coaxial funcionará de forma idéntica, lo que facilita y hace más cómodo su uso en estudio. (Montable en pared para configuración dolby ATMOS)
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Monitor de Estudio Fluid Audio FX80 Negro
Monitor de Estudio Fluid Audio FX80 Negro
New, contoured baffle enclosure design
Keeping true to the original “keyhole” design, the FX enclosure has been updated with a complex radius front baffle, which not only looks pretty cool, it improves cabinet defraction.
Coaxial driver
Mounted in the center of the woofer is a 30mm silk dome tweeter in a coaxial configuration. Using this technology (unique in its price range) makes it a “point source” device, meaning that all the sound emanates from a single point – not points that are 10″ apart. This is crucial for improving off-axis response, but also allows for a more compact footprint cabinet.
Boundary compensation DIP switches
Sometimes the spaces where we mix aren’t the most forgiving acoustically
(especially if you’re in a home studio).
The FX series monitors come equipped with boundary control EQ switches, that allow you to compensate for spaces that may not have been “tuned” or just need to be adjusted due to their proximity to the wall behind them. There is also a guide conveniently printed on the rear panel to show how the DIP switches work, and a more detailed explanation in the user guide.
Class D and DSP powered
Another update from the Fader Series is Class-D amplification. More clean, reliable power, more headroom, and also a standalone powerful DSP integration.
The digitally controlled crossover makes each speaker more consistent. The new FX series is truly a 21st Century reference monitor at home in any recording studio.
LED indicator on front baffle
The illuminated LED on the front panel is not only a status indicator, displaying whether the FX monitor is on, off or in standby, but also acts as an alignment beacon which allows you to properly align your speakers to your ear level.
Front-loaded slot port design
The bass-reflex slot port tunes the cabinet to maximize the bass output efficiency of the speaker. It is placed on the front panel not only to directly radiate the bass energy towards the listener, but also for flexibility of placement in your studio.
Updated Tweeter Grille protection
The FX coax design, with the tweeter suspended in the middle of the woofer, is very robust. As such, it provides outstanding protection for the woofer itself. However, the tweeter needs protection as well, this is why we added a small, steel perforated grille to protect the delicate silk diaphragm of the tweeter.
"Imaging and Depth"
It's one thing to put high quality speaker drivers in a cabinet with an amplifier and call it a great speaker. But for a transparent reference monitor, that is only the beginning.
Painstaking crossover design and listening sessions were undertaken to optimize not only a flat on-axis frequency response, but a depth of soundstage that has become the hallmark of Fluid Audio monitors.
This ensures that your mix will not only sound great on your FX speakers, but will translate to speaker systems outside the studio as well.
Bracket Mounts on rear panel
M6 screw mounts and included screws enable wall or ceiling mounting using LD Systems SAT WMD 10 bracket. This, along with the lightweight class-D amplifiers, make the perfect solution for Dolby ATMOS and other immersive systems that require overhead channels of audio.
New, contoured baffle enclosure design
Keeping true to the original “keyhole” design, the FX enclosure has been updated with a complex radius front baffle, which not only looks pretty cool, it improves cabinet defraction.
Coaxial driver
Mounted in the center of the woofer is a 30mm silk dome tweeter in a coaxial configuration. Using this technology (unique in its price range) makes it a “point source” device, meaning that all the sound emanates from a single point – not points that are 10″ apart. This is crucial for improving off-axis response, but also allows for a more compact footprint cabinet.
Boundary compensation DIP switches
Sometimes the spaces where we mix aren’t the most forgiving acoustically
(especially if you’re in a home studio).
The FX series monitors come equipped with boundary control EQ switches, that allow you to compensate for spaces that may not have been “tuned” or just need to be adjusted due to their proximity to the wall behind them. There is also a guide conveniently printed on the rear panel to show how the DIP switches work, and a more detailed explanation in the user guide.
Class D and DSP powered
Another update from the Fader Series is Class-D amplification. More clean, reliable power, more headroom, and also a standalone powerful DSP integration.
The digitally controlled crossover makes each speaker more consistent. The new FX series is truly a 21st Century reference monitor at home in any recording studio.
LED indicator on front baffle
The illuminated LED on the front panel is not only a status indicator, displaying whether the FX monitor is on, off or in standby, but also acts as an alignment beacon which allows you to properly align your speakers to your ear level.
Front-loaded slot port design
The bass-reflex slot port tunes the cabinet to maximize the bass output efficiency of the speaker. It is placed on the front panel not only to directly radiate the bass energy towards the listener, but also for flexibility of placement in your studio.
Updated Tweeter Grille protection
The FX coax design, with the tweeter suspended in the middle of the woofer, is very robust. As such, it provides outstanding protection for the woofer itself. However, the tweeter needs protection as well, this is why we added a small, steel perforated grille to protect the delicate silk diaphragm of the tweeter.
"Imaging and Depth"
It's one thing to put high quality speaker drivers in a cabinet with an amplifier and call it a great speaker. But for a transparent reference monitor, that is only the beginning.
Painstaking crossover design and listening sessions were undertaken to optimize not only a flat on-axis frequency response, but a depth of soundstage that has become the hallmark of Fluid Audio monitors.
This ensures that your mix will not only sound great on your FX speakers, but will translate to speaker systems outside the studio as well.
Bracket Mounts on rear panel
M6 screw mounts and included screws enable wall or ceiling mounting using LD Systems SAT WMD 10 bracket. This, along with the lightweight class-D amplifiers, make the perfect solution for Dolby ATMOS and other immersive systems that require overhead channels of audio.
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Monitor de Estudio Fluid Audio FX80 Negro
Monitor de Estudio Fluid Audio FX80 Negro
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Potencia de Amplificación de Baja Frecuencia
60 Watts Potencia de Amplificación de Alta Frecuencia
50 Watts Relación Señal/Ruido
90 dB (typical A-weighted) Dimensiones (un solo monitor)
13.4" x 10" x 11.6" , 340mm x 254mm x 295mm Peso (solo uno)
17.2 lbs / 7,8 kgRelacionados
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