Neumann unveils its first studio monitor with DSP

This is the KH two-way equipment 80 which includes a digital signal processor and allows its management through the manufacturer's own control software.

The new KH 80 DSP is the first of the field monitors manufactured by Neumann, whose brand distributes Magnetron, that incorporates a DSP (digital signal processor), which gives it greater consistency, more accuracy and great flexibility.

This is a two-way active monitor (4+1 inches), bi-amplified, which allows network management through the Neumann Control software, has analog audio input (XLR o Jack de ¼”) and a wide variety of mounting accessories.

Thanks to the control software it is possible to calibrate it automatically (precision alignment), through simple questions (guided alignment), or freely with a built-in eight-band parametric equalizer (manual alignment).

The K.H. 80 DSP is designed to be used as a near field monitor, as a front speaker in a compact multichannel system or as a rear speaker in a smaller multichannel system, in audio post-production studios for monitoring mixing and mastering, as well as in OB-VAN mobile units 2.

The audio input jack has been strategically placed at the bottom rear to facilitate routing the cable downwards.