Neumann KH 870 II Review: Under the microscope: details and soundstage

Construction and specifications of Neumann KH 870 II

• With DSP
• Powerful reference subwoofer for immersive audio in larger rooms
• Precise bass reproduction as the perfect complement to the mid-range monitor models in the Neumann KH series
• Integrated flexible bass management for stereo, surround and immersive systems up to 7.1.4
• Ground-Lift
• Fully balanced signal flow and inputs with high common mode rejection for the best possible reduction of unwanted interference signals
• Flexible analogue and digital connection options with 12 inputs and 11 outputs for a wide range of scenarios
• Bass reflex principle with bass reflex ports at the front
• Optional MA 1 integration of analogue KH Line speakers
• Equipment: Two 10″ long-throw bass drivers
• Amplifier output: 360 watts
• Maximum sound pressure level: 115 dB
• Inherent noise: < 20 dB(a) SPL at a distance of 0.1 m
• Frequency response: 18 – 310 Hz (+/- 3 dB)
• Analogue inputs: Two balanced XLR, two balanced 25-pin D-sub
• Analogue outputs: XLR balanced, two 25-pin Sub-D balanced
• Digital input: Daisy Chain BNC 75 ohm
• Digital outputs: AES3
• S/PDIF
• Daisy Chain seven BNC 75 ohm
• Network: RJ45
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 737 x 330 x 645 mm
• Weight: 44.5 kg