Seria BM Classic
Applications for the BM Classic monitors cover every aspect of sound engineering and reproduction, including music and speech monitoring and mixing, radio station, OB vehicles, edit suites, post production, recording studios and playback rooms.
Their size combined with their brilliant performance also make them suitable for use in surround systems. In combination with the BM14S mkII it is also well suited for a full-blown 5.1 system in smaller rooms.
BM Classic
Specyfikacje
- Status:
- Segment:
- Seria:
- Typ:
- Wejścia analogowe:
- Maks. SPL (1m, para):
- Moc wzmacniacza głośnika niskotonowego (W):
- Moc wzmacniacza głośnika wysokotonowego (W):
- Wejście zasilania AC:
- Pobór mocy w trybie gotowości (W):
- Maksymalny pobór mocy (W):
- Dolna granica częstotliwości (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB):
BM 15A
- Aktualny
- Pro
- BM
- Monitor bliskiego pola
- XLR
- 124
- 200
- 100
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
- 300
- 40
BM 6A
- Aktualny
- Pro
- BM
- Monitor bliskiego pola
- XLR
- 118
- 100
- 100
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
- 200
- 41
BM5 mkIII
- Aktualny
- Pro
- BM mkIII
- Monitor bliskiego pola
- XLR, RCA
- 118
- 50
- 50
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
- 0,3
- 94
- 42
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