Electronic Crossovers With Unsurpassed Sonic Performance And Flexibility
The EC-200 divides the musical spectrum into two parts – a low-frequency region that contains the deepest musical fundamentals and forms the underpinning to give music "punch", and an upper-bass/midrange/treble region that creates the stereo imagery, presence and brilliance. Each is directed through separate power amplifiers and loudspeakers to create a system of unusual flexibility.
The low-frequency speakers – the subwoofers – can be placed where they produce smoothest bass response, the midrange/treble drivers where they produce best imagery and the most natural high-end response. The EC-200 allows you to adjust the relative levels of the two regions to compensate for differences in subwoofer/main-speaker efficiencies and for differences in acoustic absorption. The crossover point of each section is independently adjustable in 5 steps from 50Hz to 220Hz. By "staggering" crossover points, you can correct standing wave conditions so that bass is neither boomy nor weak but incredibly natural. Steep 18dB/octave slopes ensure a sharp division between bands for minimum coloration.
NAKAMICHI QUALITY
Nakamichi Mobile-Sound Components are in a class by themselves – designed to uncompromising standards to bring home sound to the road! The EC-200's DC-to-DC converter generates balanced high-voltage power from the ordinary car battery. With positive and negative supplies, high-performance direct-coupled circuits can be used for super dynamic range and minimum distortion. The DC-to-DC converter also isolates circuit ground from battery ground for minimum noise. The results are phenomenal – distortion under 0.003%, signal-to-noise ratio better than 105dB – performance that not only matches but exceeds that of most home-audio systems!
The EC-200 is so compact it can be installed almost anywhere. Despite its exceptional performance, it draws negligible battery power.
Selling at SOLD
To purchase please contact JOHAN AIMAN HAKIM @ 012 9750569. Thank you Zerotohundred and thank you all.
The EC-200 divides the musical spectrum into two parts – a low-frequency region that contains the deepest musical fundamentals and forms the underpinning to give music "punch", and an upper-bass/midrange/treble region that creates the stereo imagery, presence and brilliance. Each is directed through separate power amplifiers and loudspeakers to create a system of unusual flexibility.
The low-frequency speakers – the subwoofers – can be placed where they produce smoothest bass response, the midrange/treble drivers where they produce best imagery and the most natural high-end response. The EC-200 allows you to adjust the relative levels of the two regions to compensate for differences in subwoofer/main-speaker efficiencies and for differences in acoustic absorption. The crossover point of each section is independently adjustable in 5 steps from 50Hz to 220Hz. By "staggering" crossover points, you can correct standing wave conditions so that bass is neither boomy nor weak but incredibly natural. Steep 18dB/octave slopes ensure a sharp division between bands for minimum coloration.
NAKAMICHI QUALITY
Nakamichi Mobile-Sound Components are in a class by themselves – designed to uncompromising standards to bring home sound to the road! The EC-200's DC-to-DC converter generates balanced high-voltage power from the ordinary car battery. With positive and negative supplies, high-performance direct-coupled circuits can be used for super dynamic range and minimum distortion. The DC-to-DC converter also isolates circuit ground from battery ground for minimum noise. The results are phenomenal – distortion under 0.003%, signal-to-noise ratio better than 105dB – performance that not only matches but exceeds that of most home-audio systems!
The EC-200 is so compact it can be installed almost anywhere. Despite its exceptional performance, it draws negligible battery power.
Selling at SOLD
To purchase please contact JOHAN AIMAN HAKIM @ 012 9750569. Thank you Zerotohundred and thank you all.
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