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| − | == | + | == Description == |
| − | + | This model is the successor of the [[Myro Grand Concert II]] and the floorstanding version of the [[Myro Whisky]], which it extends in the low frequency range by the sonic addition of two more identical basses. This results in a gain of almost 6 dB in the bass range. This allows a deeper bass reflex tuning without the level drop that would otherwise occur. | |
| − | + | The addition of the further woofers is noticeable in the step response in a flatter sloping characteristic. It is a relatively low impedance speaker and requires load stable power amplifiers. The model was also used in the recording studio. | |
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| − | + | Analogue the phase in the low frequency range was equalized. This requires a surplus of energy and a suitable circuit. The advantage resulting from the phase-optimized adjustment is between 80 and 100 Hz up to approx. 30° phase angle. The leading phase in the low frequency range is thereby very good-natured and broadband approximated to the phase progression in the fundamental range. In terms of sound, this optimisation is noticeable through better temporal coherence and the associated improvement in transient response and spatial imaging. The bass sounds less like a loudspeaker and more like the original instrument. Fundamental and overtones of drums, male voices, double basses etc. blend better. The result is a significantly increased authenticity. A good side effect is the extended low bass reproduction. The -3 dB point is just above 30 Hz. | |
Michael Weidlich:<br /> | Michael Weidlich:<br /> | ||
| − | ''" | + | ''"We have compared the ''Myro Ocean'' in a listening comparison at a "Surround Magazine" with twice as expensive "reference speakers". Beside the clearer, wider space impression above all the intelligibility of the noises and dialogues was a substantial advantage of the ''Ocean''. Gun shots were distinguished for the first time and the contents of dialogues were understood for the first time! The atmosphere created by the sounds in a film, which evokes emotions, is brought out much better."'<br /> |
| − | + | Made in black, white, red, cream white. | |
| − | ''' | + | '''Concept'''<br /> |
| − | * | + | *Type: Floorstanding loudspeaker |
| − | * | + | *Way: 2,5 |
| − | * | + | *Cabinet: Bass reflex |
| − | * | + | *Dimensions (W x H x D) = 21 cm x 133 cm x 37,7 cm |
| − | + | Original price: 15000 Euro | |
| − | ''' | + | ''' Equipment '''<br /> |
| − | + | tweeter: Mundorf [[AMT 2540]]<br /> | |
| − | + | midrange / bass: 4 x Seas Excel W16NX001 | |
| − | + | minimum listening distance: 1.7 m | |
| − | == | + | == Pictures == |
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
| − | + | File:Myro_Ocean.jpg|Myro Ocean | |
| − | + | File:Ocean Red closeup.jpg | |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| − | == | + | [[File:Myro ocean.jpg]] |
| − | [http://weidlich-audio.de/myro-ocean.html | + | |
| + | == Additional information == | ||
| + | [[http://weidlich-audio.de/myro-ocean.html product-description]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 9 November 2017
Description[edit]
This model is the successor of the Myro Grand Concert II and the floorstanding version of the Myro Whisky, which it extends in the low frequency range by the sonic addition of two more identical basses. This results in a gain of almost 6 dB in the bass range. This allows a deeper bass reflex tuning without the level drop that would otherwise occur.
The addition of the further woofers is noticeable in the step response in a flatter sloping characteristic. It is a relatively low impedance speaker and requires load stable power amplifiers. The model was also used in the recording studio.
Analogue the phase in the low frequency range was equalized. This requires a surplus of energy and a suitable circuit. The advantage resulting from the phase-optimized adjustment is between 80 and 100 Hz up to approx. 30° phase angle. The leading phase in the low frequency range is thereby very good-natured and broadband approximated to the phase progression in the fundamental range. In terms of sound, this optimisation is noticeable through better temporal coherence and the associated improvement in transient response and spatial imaging. The bass sounds less like a loudspeaker and more like the original instrument. Fundamental and overtones of drums, male voices, double basses etc. blend better. The result is a significantly increased authenticity. A good side effect is the extended low bass reproduction. The -3 dB point is just above 30 Hz.
Michael Weidlich:
"We have compared the Myro Ocean in a listening comparison at a "Surround Magazine" with twice as expensive "reference speakers". Beside the clearer, wider space impression above all the intelligibility of the noises and dialogues was a substantial advantage of the Ocean. Gun shots were distinguished for the first time and the contents of dialogues were understood for the first time! The atmosphere created by the sounds in a film, which evokes emotions, is brought out much better."'
Made in black, white, red, cream white.
Concept
- Type: Floorstanding loudspeaker
- Way: 2,5
- Cabinet: Bass reflex
- Dimensions (W x H x D) = 21 cm x 133 cm x 37,7 cm
Original price: 15000 Euro
Equipment
tweeter: Mundorf AMT 2540
midrange / bass: 4 x Seas Excel W16NX001
minimum listening distance: 1.7 m
Pictures[edit]
Myro Ocean
- Ocean Red closeup.jpg
Additional information[edit]
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