UK - Martin Audio has incorporated a number of "significant improvements" throughout its Blackline Series of loudspeakers.

Drivers and crossover networks have been improved and all low-frequency drivers used in two-way systems now benefit from the addition of aluminium demodulating rings to minimise the variation in voice coil inductance as the coil moves in the gap. The result is improved midrange clarity and reduced intermodulation distortion at high excursions, ensuring that the sound balance and quality are maintained even at high levels, says the company.

In the development of the Blackline Series special attention has also been given to matching the directivity of the low frequency drivers to the HF horns in the crossover region. This has been achieved by careful choice of LF cone profiles, together with improvements in crossover design.

The new design ethos has been applied to eight full range cabinets and four complimentary sub-bass which will begin shipping in November.

(Jim Evans)


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