Neumann KH 310, an active three-way monitor in NAB 2013

KH 310 A, Neumann's new active studio monitor showcases newly developed drivers and Mathematically Modeled Dispersion and NAB Show 2013.

The audio brand Neumann, belonging to the group Sennheiser, has presented in the edition 2013 of NAB in las vegas (stand C3217) your new active studio monitor the KH 310 A, a three-way system that reflects the firm's philosophy of the most accurate sound reproduction using the latest technologies.

KH 310 A is based on the development of new drivers located in a sealed cabin, which ensures extremely precise reproduction in frequency response at very high playback levels.

Together with the KH two-way monitor 120, The firm wants to demonstrate to the market that it not only develops first-class microphones, but also high quality sound transducers. For your president, Wolfgang Fraissinet, “KH 120 has set a new standard in its class, and that same uncompromising innovation characterizes the new KH three-way monitor 310 A”.

This new model can be used as a near-field monitor for mixing and mastering, or as a front speaker in mid-size surround sound systems, or rear for larger multichannel systems.

In combination with Neumann studio subwoofers, KH 810 y KH 870, with high definition management 7.1, the KH monitor 310 A becomes an immersive audio solution.

The new midrange and bass drivers have been designed and tested by Neumann. The latter offers a precise response of up to 34 Hz. thanks to its location in a sealed cabin, which offers a very fast temporary response.

High frequencies are handled with an alloy cloth dome in a Mathematically Modeled Dispersion elliptical waveguide, which achieves a sound rich in details and reduces reflections in a vertical plane. Available next May, The monitor has a wide variety of accessories for mounting options.