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HT206B
The HT206B is a slightly larger bi-amplified system using a 6.5" woofer with an
80 W amplifier and a ¾" dome tweeter with a 50 W amplifier. The HT206B is
recommended for room volumes up to 85 m
(3,000 ft
) and listening distances
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up to 3.7 m (12 ft).
HT208B
The HT208B enclosure houses an 8" woofer and a 1" dome tweeter. Each
driver is directly coupled to an individual 120 W amplifier. The HT208B is rec-
ommended for room volumes up to 115 m
(4,000 ft
) and listening distances
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up to 4.9 m (16 ft).
HT210B
The Genelec HT210B is a very capable two-way bi-amplified system. It has a
10" woofer powered by a 180 W amplifier and a 1" dome tweeter directly coupled
to another 120 W amplifier. The HT210B is recommended for room volumes up
to 140 m
(5,000 ft
) and listening distances up to 5.5 m (18 ft).
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HT312A
The Genelec HT312A tri-amplified system is ideal for applications behind
perforated screens and can be run as full range loudspeaker. This 12" three-
way system has a 180 W amplifier on the LF driver, 120 W on the proprietary
Genelec 5" midrange driver and another 120 W on the 1" dome tweeter. All
drivers are magnetically shielded. It is recommended for room volumes up to
175 m
(6,200 ft
) and listening distances up to 6.5 m (21 ft).
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HT315A / HT320AC
The HT315A / HT320AC models are substantial loudspeaker packages incorpo-
rating 400 W of amplification for the LF, 120 W for the MF and 120 W for the HF.
Practically identical in performance, the HT315 is a traditional three-way design
with a 15" bass driver and an integrated amplifier unit, whereas the HT320AC
is packaged in a slimmer enclosure with dual 10" bass drivers and a separate
amplifier unit in a rack mount chassis, making it suitable for applications where
space is limited. These loudspeakers are usually flush mounted into a wall for
an improved low frequency efficiency and a smoother midrange. All drivers are
magnetically shielded in both models. This type of system is recommended for
room volumes up to 250 m
(8,800 ft
) and listening distances up to 7.6 m (25
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