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Genelec ������� �n�� ������� ��ctive �ome �he�ter Systems
System
�he Genelec ������� �n�� ������� �re
three-w�y �ctive home the�ter lou��spe�ker
systems inclu��ing ��rivers, multiple power
�mplifiers �n�� �ctive crossovers. �he sys-
tems �re ��esigne�� for room volumes up
to �7� m
�
/ 6�00 ft
�
(�������) or ��0 m
8800 ft
�
(�������) with m�ximum listening
��ist�nces up to 6.� - 7.6 meters (�0-�� ft).
�hey �re ��esigne�� to perform well both �s
free-st�n��ing or flush mounte�� into the w�ll
structure.
�he unique Directivity Control W�vegui��e™
(DCW™) �echnology ��evelope�� by Genelec
provi��es st�ble �n�� extremely �ccur�te im�g-
ing �n�� frequency b�l�nce even in ��ifficult
�coustic environments. �he f�st, low ��istor-
tion �mplifiers �re c�p�ble of ��riving � stereo
system to pe�k output levels in excess of ��4
��B SPL �t � m (�������) or ��� ��B SPL �t
� m (�������) with music m�teri�l. Vers�tile
crossover controls �llow for precise m�tching
of the lou��spe�ker system to ��ifferent �cous-
tic con��itions.
Drivers �n�� c�binet
construction
On the ������� the low frequencies �re
repro��uce�� by �n �8� mm (��") b�ss ��river
lo���e�� with � ��0 liter vente�� box. �he
-���B point is �� �z �n�� the low frequency
response exten��s ��own to �9 �z (-6 ��B). �he
������� fe�tures � �0� mm (��") b�ss ��river
in � 6� liter vente�� box with the -� ��B point �t
�� �z �n�� -6 ��B �t �� �z.
Both mo��els sh�re the s�me mi��r�nge
�n�� high frequency ��river l�yout with � pro-
priet�ry ��0 mm (�") ��irect r���i�ting cone
�
/
for the MF �n�� � �� mm (�") met�l ��ome for
the �F lo���e�� by propriet�ry Directivity Con-
trol W�vegui��e. ��ll ��rivers �re m�gnetic�lly
shiel��e��.
Crossover filters
�he �ctive crossover network consists of
three p�r�llel b�n��p�ss filters. �he crosso-
ver frequencies �re 4�0 �z �n�� �.0 k�z on
the ������� �n�� 4�0 �z �n�� �.� k�z on the
�������. B�ss, mi��r�nge �n�� treble level
controls with � ��B steps �re inclu��e�� in the
crossover to obt�in uniform frequency b�l-
�nce in ��ifferent �coustic con��itions. �he low
frequency �ilt �n�� Roll-Off controls both h�ve
four � ��B steps to �llow refine�� low frequency
response t�iloring. �he crossover network is
��riven by �n �ctive b�l�nce�� input st�ge, fe��
by � � pin XLR connector. V�ri�ble input sen-
sitivity �llows for �ccur�te level m�tching to
the sign�l source output.
��mplifiers
�he b�ss, mi��r�nge �n�� treble �mplifiers
on the ������� pro��uce 400 W, ��0 W �n��
EC Decl�r�tion of Conformity
�his is to certify th�t the Genelec ������� �n�� �������
��ctive �ome �he�ter Systems conform to the following
st�n���r��s:
S�fety:
EN / IEC 6006�:�998 6th E��ition
EMC:
EN ��0�0 : �00� + ��� : �00�
EN ��0��: (�00�)
EN 6�000-�-� (�000)
EN 6�000-�-� (�99�)
�he pro��uct herewith complies with the requirements of �he
Low Volt�ge Directive7�/��/EEC, EMC Directive 89/��6/
EEC �n�� 9�/68/EEC
Signe��:
Ilpo M�rtik�inen
Position:
M�n�ging Director
D�te:
�-October-�00�
��0 W of short term power. �he ������� h�s
� �80 W �mplifier for the low frequency ��river
�n�� ��0 W �mplifiers e�ch for mi��r�nge �n��
treble ��rivers. �he �mplifiers �re ��esigne�� to
oper�te �t very low ��D �n�� IM ��istortion
v�lues �n�� incorpor�te speci�l circuitry for
��river overlo��� protection �n�� �mplifier ther-
m�l protection.
Inst�ll�tion
E�ch lou��spe�ker is supplie�� with �n inte-
gr�te�� �mplifier unit, � m�ins c�ble �n�� �n
oper�ting m�nu�l. Once unp�cke�� pl�ce the
lou��spe�ker in its require�� listening position,
t�king note of the line of the �coustic�l �xis
(see Figure �).
Sufficient cooling for the �mplifier must
be ensure��. �he minimum cle�r�nce for the
�mplifier is �0 centimeters (4") to �ny object.
�he sp�ce ���j�cent to the �mplifier must
either be ventil�te�� or sufficiently l�rge to
��issip�te he�t so th�t the �mbient temper�-
ture ��oes not rise �bove �� ��egrees Celsius
(9�°F). If the lou��spe�ker is flush mounte��
into the w�ll structure, the �mplifier c�n be
pl�ce�� sep�r�tely into �n equipment r�ck
using �n option�l r�ck mount kit (see sec-
tions 'Flush mounting' �n�� '��ccessories').
Before connecting up, ensure th�t the
m�ins switch is off (see Figure �). Check th�t
the m�ins volt�ge selector is correctly set to
your loc�l volt�ge. ��u��io input is m���e vi� �
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