True audio speakers

Drawing inspiration from another era when speakers were pieces of furniture, the True Tone Classic matches timeless design with the very best in modern technology. The speakers are active and bi-amplified with both professional and wireless connectivity options. I had the pleasure of spending time mixing on the True Tone classic MKI and comparing them to a pair of my usual reference speakers, what really impressed me was the stereo imaging of them was so much better than my other monitors which helped with being able to place my mix across the stereo field. I also found the low end was very tight defined and not hyped across the useable frequency response whilst the mid was well detailed helping pick out nuances in that critical band whilst trying to get a mix that will translate across different speakers. These little speakers are very impressive for their size. These speakers are phenomenal — their clarity of sound with full band coverage impressed me — especially for the size of the speaker.

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• Rogers LS3/5A BBC Speakers - A True Audio Classic
• TRUE AUDIO WINSPEAKERZ Simulation Software for Speaker Design
• TruAudio AS-1 User Manual
• JBL Россия – домашняя страница
• MiRO is a Distributor of Premium Audio Products from TruAudio in South Africa
• Leader adds TruAudio and VSSL to AV lineup
• DALI PHANTOM install speakers

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Rogers LS3/5A BBC Speakers - A True Audio Classic

With the advent of Dolby Atmos — and Dolby Surround — in-ceiling loudspeakers have taken on a new role in home theatre. Stephen Dawson looks at a new offering from industry stalwart TruAudio. Previously they might have acted as replacements for surround speakers or surround back speakers so as to keep things relatively inconspicuous in a shared space.

But now Dolby Atmos offers four explicit channels for which ceiling speakers are best suited. Using ear level speakers is faking it. It is proving astonishingly effective at extracting height information from 5.

If you have an Atmos-capable receiver, you also have a Dolby Surround receiver. The tweeter uses a titanium dome, fronted by a somewhat unusual spiral wave guide. These can be swivelled through ten to fifteen degrees to direct the high frequencies more closely at the listening position.

They sensibly feature the standard kind of grille which low visibility speakers employ: a white perforated metal circle that completely covers the whole speaker assembly and is held in place magnetically, yet is only about 2mm thick.

The grille diameter is mm. The depth of the speakers is mm. The cones of the speakers are largely covered at the rear by a perforated metal basket, although some ceiling dust and fibres may make its way through to rest on the cone. The substantial and well constructed crossover network coils and resisters are exposed, though, so it would be wise to put a protective plate above the speakers. That aside, they can be installed and removed without entering the ceiling space, thanks to the rotating lugs that drag into place as their screws are tightened, and move away as they are loosened.

The speakers are rather weighty at 2. I installed a pair of the speakers in my chipboard test box. The conditions of a ceiling speaker are hard to predict. Generally you expect an open rear with no acoustic suspension whatsoever, nor any particular tuning, nor a speaker baffle specifically designed for rigidity.

But at best it can only approximate any specific installation environment. Initially I was quite a while dissatisfied with the sound. That turned out to be wrong. The sound was somewhat harsh, light in the bass and all too prone to confusion at higher levels.

Then I smartened up and started playing with those trim switches. That made a big difference to the balance, but still left that sense of confusion. And that did the trick. The balance — after the few minutes needed to allow my hearing to recalibrate — was close to right, and the sound was much cleaner and more precise. High volume levels became possible without excessive harshness.

There remained a bias towards to the upper midrange, but with the harshness eliminated this tended to make the sound bright, forward and attractive.

Switching to solo instrumental — classical guitar — there was still a general sense of upper midrange forwardness, but fine precision and control and good imaging. The air around the instrument was excellent.

The speakers were clearly comfortable with plenty of power. They retained their composure and clarity despite this. Of course this is an unfair test.

In-ceiling speakers are supposed to provide support sound — height or surround — to the main speakers of a system and I was using them alone as a stereo pair. Even with that setting there was a slight prominence at 2,Hz.

Any mid-range or higher home theatre receiver is going to EQ the speaker for you to provide the necessary balance and of course to align them with other speakers in the system. But what does matter is the bandwidth — the range of frequencies which the speaker can clearly output at reasonable levels. All my measurements showed clearly that at the treble end, these speakers comfortably extended out to at least 20,Hz.

Certainly no problems there. My listening did not suggest the presence of such deep bass at those levels. They had the output disappearing rapidly below about 60Hz. But measuring bass output is notoriously difficult, because of room effects. So I did a close microphone measurement, with the head of the microphone about two centimetres from the cone of the woofer.

At 35Hz the output was down by around 18dB, which means if it is effectively contributing nothing to the sound. So the TruAudio GC-6 in-ceiling speakers do their job very well, and will easily cope with the demands of the new surround sound systems. Let your subwoofer carry the load for anything below 60Hz. Connected Magazine. Articles News Products Features Contributors. Audio Product Reviews. Listening I installed a pair of the speakers in my chipboard test box.

Conclusion So the TruAudio GC-6 in-ceiling speakers do their job very well, and will easily cope with the demands of the new surround sound systems.

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TRUE AUDIO WINSPEAKERZ Simulation Software for Speaker Design

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TruAudio AS-1 User Manual

The PHANTOM series is easy to place anywhere in any room, and will even work perfectly off-axis in challenging situations and environments due to two audio settings used for adjusting the performance of the speaker. The dogleg mounting system makes the install process an easy one-step action simply by tightning the dedicated screws to swing out the dogleg brackets. All speakers by DALI are designed around the principle of wide dispersion. This entails an off-axis optimisation of the audio reproduction. The technology is perfect for use in install speakers, since they are always mounted flush against either a wall or ceiling. This makes it perfect as the main loudspeakers in a living room setup for either a stereo setup or a home cinema surround system. It is all about true hi-fi sound, versatility, and flexibility. The compact sized construction and the easy-to-use compass positioning system makes placing the speaker for the optimum sound experience very straight forward. Two discreet switches offer audio adjustment options to ensure that the listener gets the most from the speakers, even in rooms that traditionally are difficult. The tilted woofer and the slightly of centre soft dome tweeter, blends gracefully and produces a richly detailed and crisp soundstage.

JBL Россия – домашняя страница

Does anyone know anything about these, good or bad? We are pretty clueless!! Ask your guy if you don't like them can you exchange them just to be safe. Wallpaper in baby's room? In ceiling or wall speaker system inexpensively.

MiRO is a Distributor of Premium Audio Products from TruAudio in South Africa

This Product is only available for business customers. Are you a business customer? Please log in to see your pricing. TruAudio designs and manufactures premium architectural speakers, soundbars, subwoofers and amplifiers. Their future-focused vision and valuable first-hand audio knowledge has led to the evolution of globally recognised innovative and premium custom audio products, offering the most enhanced audio experience any architectural speaker has ever offered.

Leader adds TruAudio and VSSL to AV lineup

Whether it is enhancing the experience of listening to vinyl, keeping a party going, adding to a home theater system, or crafting an immersive TV experience, speakers and subwoofers are essential home audio equipment. Speakers in general are compact machines that can produce sound, and subwoofers are a certain kind of powered speaker that specializes in bass tones. Read on to learn about how to choose speakers and woofers and how many you need. A home theater a combination of audio and visual electronics that are meant to bring the atmosphere of a movie theater into the home. Typically, this means having a large TV or projector and a surround-sound system. Surround sound means positioning several speakers around the edges of the room so that the sound can come from all directions, just like in a movie theater.

DALI PHANTOM install speakers

Your music listening pleasures should not be confined to wall outlets, wires and limited smartphone speaker capabilities. Our wireless and Bluetooth outdoor speakers offer the simple convenience of an audio sound setting in an easy to use plug and play setup. No more hassling with annoying low tech wires or cables. You and your friends want to enjoy the music on the go!.

The little pair of speakers with a big sound impact. The True wireless technology means they can be used as a stereo pair or 2 individual speakers for a wider surround sound and a more immersive li The True wireless technology means they can be used as a stereo pair or 2 individual speakers for a wider surround sound and a more immersive listening experience. They offer the latest Bluetooth connectivity for ultimate device compatibility. An inbuilt microphone for hands-free calls adds to the versatility, with up to 4 hours playback from a single charge using the wireless charging plate.

The stylish, compact and versatile Monitor Audio Vecta V speaker cleverly combines architectural aesthetics with innovation and the high quality professional audio performance that the company is renowned for. The Vecta V offers incredible versatility and simple installation. Using cleverly designed brackets and a single point automatic connection system, Vecta can be quickly and easily mounted horizontally or vertically. Installers fix the bracket to the wall, and then simply drop the speaker in place and secure with a single screw. An automatic connection system means that the install is extremely sleek, with no wires visible. To ensure clients receive the best audio possible, when mounted to the wall bracket, Vecta can be angled by 25 degrees or tilted a further

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