Rogers ls5/8 monitoring loudspeakers box

Other than these information, I know nothing more. Can anyone tell me something about the model or the manufacturer? Many thanks. Rogers 12" Polypropylene cone woofer, Son Audax 34mm fabric dome tweeter. Modified Quad amp. Equalizing and frequency-splitting pre-amp.

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• What are Monitor Speakers?
• Rogers LS5/9 Classic Monitor Speakers
• Rogers LS5/8 Active speakers
• 2x Rogers LS5/8 monitoring loudspeakers on stands...
• Graham Audio BBC LS5/9 loudspeaker review
• Rogers LS5/8 Main / Stereo Speakers
• Graham LS5/9 Loudspeaker
• Speaker Asylum
• Studio monitor
• ROGERS LS5/8 BBC MONITOR LOUDSPEAKERS & PAIR AM8/16 Quad 405 AMPLIFIERS - FAULTY

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What are Monitor Speakers?

Monitor speakers are speakers that have not been tone-rendered, but they are different from high-fidelity, and monitoring is equivalent to full-fidelity. The monitor speaker is a professional audio equipment. Its characteristics are that it can balance the sound of the high, middle and low frequency bands, and does not modify or render the sound, and faithfully restore the audio signal. John Bower is here to help people assemble the speakers. They use the money they make to buy some used test equipment.

Launched in , the P2 speaker uses ion treble and laminated glass cone cone bass, which has been well received. In , research started using DuPont's bulletproof cloth Kevlar to make horn monomers. The first finished DM6 was launched two years later.

The test with the laser jammer made great progress. To this day, the Series III of the Matrix is still the most widely used monitoring system in the classical music industry.

This pair of speakers uses a 30cm polymer cone cone bass. The Kevlar diaphragm's The Nautilus speaker prototype designed by Laurence Dickie was exhibited in and shocked the world. After being officially launched in , it was regarded as a representative of postmodernism. The sound is also extraordinary. The master of course is Nautilus. In the launch of the new Nautilus and the smaller Nautilus , , , etc. The Nautilus still uses a 2.

In addition to the six-inch Kevlar diaphragm midrange, a phase cone is added, and the speaker is made of artificial stone. As for the bass from 12 inches to 15 inches, the diaphragm is a composite material of paper fiber and Kevlar. In terms of specifications, the low-frequency extension of the new Nautilus is only 29Hz-3dB, but it is not as good as the old In fact, according to many experts, the Nautilus is far superior to the old in terms of design and sound performance, and the price is the same.

Tannoy and KEF Tannoy has a long history, and it can be said that they were one of the founders of the British audio industry. In , a broadcasting engineer named Guy R.

Fou ntain developed a simple and reliable rectifier in the garage of his home in London. It was just right for the radio that was just starting out at that time, so Guy Fountain established Tannoy Company three years later.

The origin of the name Tannoy is the abbreviation of two metal materials used in rectifiers: titanium Tantalum and aluminum alloy Lead-Alloy. After the factory was established, Guy Fountain began to study the use of DC-excited dynamic coil speakers, and soon achieved results, but what really made Tannoy famous was a contract they received in The International Circus, set up by Sir Bertram Mills, is actively expanding and plans to be the first tent circus to travel by rail.

They need a reliable and durable set that can make a lot of noise without being harsh Audio system, choose Tannoy bird screen.

Since then, Tannoy has been known for making high-quality PA speakers and studio monitor speakers. The British House of Representatives and the United Nations Building have successively adopted Tannoy products, which is equivalent to placing a guarantee on them.

In the s, Tannoy was quite successful on the one hand in communications equipment, and on the other hand began to enter the home market with the development of stereo. At this time, they launched the first coaxial design speakers. At present, whether it is a home or monitor speaker, Tannoy still uses coaxial monomers as the main force. It uses a 38 cm bass and a 38 cm coaxial monomer.

It sounds like It is very different from the home Tannoy speakers. The sound is light and clear, the expression is direct, and the dynamics are particularly impressive. Tannoy's monitor speakers have moved from Britain to the world market.

David Manley, who produced the amplifier, purchased a cm coaxial unit from Tannoy, designed a monitor speaker under the brand Manley Laboratories, and received the support of Dung Sax, the owner of the trumpet flower. It can be seen that the Tannoy unit is also very powerful. KEF, founded in , first started with production of monomers. Almost all British speaker factories have purchased monomers from them.

In the s, a fire broke out at the KEF factory. The production line was put to a torch. No matter what is true, at least we can see that KEF plays an important role in the British audio industry. In addition, the elliptical bass unit B developed by KEF is an epoch-making contribution. With its small diaphragm area, it extends the low frequency to about 30Hz, which also illustrates the ability of KEF to design the unit.

Many speaker kits bear the KEF logo almost equal to quality assurance. KEF's reputation in the professional field is more than that of the finished product. KEF's self-made horns began to gain popularity, starting from in In the LP era, the wide sound range and dynamic performance of KEF's horns have intoxicated many people.

KEF's home-made speakers were not fast. Of course, its unique concept and rich low-frequency performance caused many amazing sounds. In the same year, KEF's engineers announced the high- and low-frequency coaxial technology, which became the only rival to compete with Tannoy. Its excellent performance shocked four of them.

In the past few years, the British market was extremely stagnant, and Hong Kong consortium funds began to intervene in the operation of KEF. I believe that KEF will move towards a more popular line.

Genelec Genelec from Finland was founded in and mainly produces active monitor speakers. More and more recording studios have joined the ranks of Genelec. Genelec uses traditional cone cones. The mid and treble parts are mounted on a panel with a horn diffusion effect.

The factory calls it "Directivity Control Wave Guide", which can effectively control the directivity and phase characteristics. The adjustable level and crossover slope of all units are another feature of Genelec speakers. Through these fine adjustments, ideal results can be achieved in different recording studios.

Each unit has an independent active amplifier, which is one of the reasons for its popularity. You can get realistic, tough, straightforward and high-resolution sound when you connect it. Adding a black body gives you a majestic and powerful feeling. Orthodox monitor speakers. Pioneer and Westlake Pioneer's top products usually use the Exclusive brand. The same goes for speakers. TAD's bass uses a special casting method, and the entire frame is integrally formed to make a deep sound.

The tweeter with beryllium metal diaphragm and asymmetric wooden horn make the Exclusi ve speaker very powerful. Its sound range is not particularly wide, but it is fast, rich in mid frequency and full of energy. In addition, ultra-high efficiency is also one of its advantages.

Taiwan Junjin also designed a series of speakers using TAD monomers. The quality is not imported. Using Luxman's small vacuum tube machine can produce very large and shocking effects. Of course, its price. It is also amazing. Since Glenn Phoenix was originally a celebrity in the West Coast recording industry, he designed the speakers according to his own standards, and soon Just raise awareness.

Westlake's large monitor speakers are similar to Exclusiv. They both use wooden horns and large-caliber bass. The 5-way split SM-1 is much more luxurious than Exclusiv.

The author once enjoyed many sets of Jadis JA rear-stage push SM-1 in the space designed by Glenn Phoenix, played the Michael Jackson album produced in the Westlake studio, the dynamic was as if a slap on the face After listening to it, it was very exciting. However, in recent years, Westlake has gradually developed into upright speakers, and has also abandoned the horn design except for the flagship Tower and the smaller Tower 12 , such as BBSM12VNF, small Lc6.

Both have very high ratings. For many years Electro-Voice has insisted on the design of mixing horn treble and cone bass. This design often encounters the problem of efficiency mismatch, but they are well solved. The flagship Georgian the third-generation Georgian IIB has been launched even uses a huge 46 cm woofer, and the midrange is also a huge 30 cm big guy. They can work with the horn composed of two tweeters, which is not easy.

Electro-Voice also has the advantage of extremely high efficiency, with a sensitivity of more than 95dB, which is very easy to use, fast, rich in details, and dynamic, which is where Electro-Voice is praised. At that time, the purpose was to manufacture a home system comparable to monitor speakers. However, later JBL also entered the professional market to take a share. They are still the target of player collection.

Paragon is more like elegant antique furniture. Hartsfield, which has been produced since the early s, is mostly used in large-scale venues such as theaters. In the past few years, enthusiasts have reborn it and formed a story. Due to the addition of ultra-high frequency extension, the crossover has been improved, naturally and The old Hartsfield will have some differences.

Rogers LS5/9 Classic Monitor Speakers

Monitor speakers are speakers that have not been tone-rendered, but they are different from high-fidelity, and monitoring is equivalent to full-fidelity. The monitor speaker is a professional audio equipment. Its characteristics are that it can balance the sound of the high, middle and low frequency bands, and does not modify or render the sound, and faithfully restore the audio signal. John Bower is here to help people assemble the speakers. They use the money they make to buy some used test equipment. Launched in , the P2 speaker uses ion treble and laminated glass cone cone bass, which has been well received.

Rogers LS5/8 Active speakers

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Graham Audio BBC LS5/9 loudspeaker review

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Rogers LS5/8 Main / Stereo Speakers

Most are struck by their sound quality but few would contemplate using them in a domestic environment. These loudspeakers are BIG! That didn't stop my good friend Paul, which will come as no surprise to anyone who knows him! Since first hearing a pair in TV Centre back in the s, he has always wanted his own pair. He managed to find a single one some years back which made a rather effective center speaker, despite not actually being able to place it within 6 feet of his CRT TV set!

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Studio monitor

Out of four tested speakers, for received the awards. To tell the truth, I didn't even realize it. I could have suspected something because the approach of the BBC engineers and the logic behind their products are close to my heart - I understand and respect them. And the logic behind this type of product is completely unique and never seen anywhere else. The loudspeakers, which were produced by the BBC or licensed by the BBC, had to meet precisely set requirements, both technical and sonic ones. In short - they were supposed to be monitors.

ROGERS LS5/8 BBC MONITOR LOUDSPEAKERS & PAIR AM8/16 Quad 405 AMPLIFIERS - FAULTY

This was the first BBC loudspeaker to use a polypropylene diaphragm which, being lighter than Bextrene, offered greater efficiency and lower colouration. A carefully researched cone profile enables the unit to work successfully well into the midrange. As with all our BBC monitors, the cabinet is a finely tuned structure that uses high quality birch plywood and hardwood batons. The 12mm panels are mass-loaded to move resonances away from the midrange region and Rockwool is used in preference to cheap foam for air damping.