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18 lut 2010 · Specifications. Z-92 Speakers. Design: 3-way, Ported. Drivers: One 2.5″ x 3.5″ Ribbon Tweeter, One 10″ x 5″ Planar Midrange, Two 6.5″ Aluminum Cone Woofers. MFR: 32 Hz – 25 kHz. Sensitivity: (2.83v/1m) 91dB. Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms. Crossover Frequencies: 500 Hz, 2.3 kHz. Power Handling: 200 Watts RMS. Connectors:: 5-Way Gold Plated Binding Posts
18 cze 2009 · The Z-92 and Z-62 speakers take big steps forward from the original Z-models in several key areas. First, their new midrange drivers give middle frequencies the same fast, transparent, wide-open sound that made BG Radia’s planar ribbon tweeter famous.
15 lut 2005 · The 520i, used as front left and right speakers, features a 50-inch-tall, planar magnetic line-source and two 6.5-inch cone drivers located in the base. This configuration allows for a claimed effective frequency range of 70 hertz to 20 kilohertz (–6 decibels, half space).
12 sie 2008 · The BG Z-62 makes an excellent case study of the virtues of planar drivers. It will do especially well in a home theater that needs to cover a broad seating area. Given the right amplification—you’ll definitely want something clean and warmish—it can uncover a lot of previously unnoticed pleasure points in music.
20 wrz 2011 · For surround channels, BG recommends the SS-303, a speaker that deploys its four ribbon drivers in a radically different layout. Its two 10-inch planar magnetic drivers angle toward each other, while its two 3-inch drivers, mounted in the V formed by the 10-inchers, angle away from each other.
22 sie 2011 · Given Zaph's experience, I would regard his general dislike (based on actual testing) for ribbon and planar tweeters with great consideration. The only one he recommends is the B&G Neo3, which has received high praise from him and others in the DIY speaker community.
26 gru 2006 · Using several innovations, including planar ribbon technology, Z-Series speakers effortlessly and accurately reproduce the quiet, silky sounds of a classical guitar, the hushed whispers of the human voice and the high-impact sound of Hollywood movies, making them favorites with today’s leading designers.
