Neumann KH 80 DSP white
Key characteristics of Neumann KH 80 DSP white
- 24-Bit 48 kHz signal processing
- Equipped with: 4″ woofer 1″ tweeter
- Frequency response (+/- 3 dB): 57 Hz – 21 kHz
- Maximum output level: 108.8 dB SPL
- Power: 90 W woofer and 50 W tweeter
- Control panel for standby and acoustical control
- Electronic peak /thermo limiter protection circuit separately for woofer and tweeter
- Input / output level control
- Linear phase DSP crossover 8th order
- External 4-position acoustical controls for low-mid or internal automatic or manual room correction (Precision Alignment) with max. 8 IIR filters plus low / high shelf global filter balance
- 70-ms delay function for time and lipsync settings
- Self-generated noise <20 dB (A) at 10 cm
- Input: balanced XLR, magnetically shielded
- Network connection
- 2x M6 threaded receivers for stands/mounts
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 233 x 154 x 194 mm
- Weight: 3.5 kg
- Colour: White
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Customer Review Summary
The Neumann KH 80 DSP white monitors are an impressive addition to any home studio, delivering a remarkably clean and clear sound that consistently elicits an ‘aha’ effect. Despite the initial hesitation due to the price, they have proven to be a worthwhile investment for critical listening and production work.
Setting them up is crucial, particularly with the accompanying app that allows for adjustments to the LED brightness and time-of-flight settings for optimal spatial accuracy. While this may require some patience and precision, the end result is a monitor that excels in neutrality and detail, far surpassing competitors like KRK and Genelec.
Although some users have noted difficulties with the single input and the initial setup process, once configured, the monitors perform flawlessly. They provide exceptional sound quality, making it easy to forget you’re at your desk, immersing you in the audio experience.
While they may not produce extremely high volumes, they are more than sufficient for the compact spaces they are designed for. However, it is worth noting that they may struggle to accurately reproduce certain instruments, such as stage pianos, in the mid-range without introducing some distortion. Despite this drawback, the compact size and potential for room correction software make them a promising choice for those in need of quality studio monitors.
Overall, the Neumann KH 80 DSP monitors are a fantastic option for those looking for small monitors that deliver high-quality sound, especially when paired with a good subwoofer.
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