Παίρνεις τόν ενισχυτή σου καί πάς νά ακούσεις τά VMPS RM30 M . Ασφαλώς καί θά πρέπει ύστερα νά ακούσεις κι ό,τι άλλο μέχρι καί τίς 20οοο e.
RM30 is 50 cm (20") deep, but can be placed directly against a back wall if needed. The FST, Soundcoat and 10" Megawoofer are all standard. M and C versions are exactly the same except for the M's sidefiring woofers. The large cabinet of the C version provides good quality bass flat to 39 Hz from the four 16 cm WCF woofers. The M version cuts off at 32 Hz. The RM30 uses three 2.4 Ohm midrange panels wired in series. The FST is at the top of the column.
Driver Array: the sequence below matches the driver positions on the baffle, from the top down.
1. Standard FST tweeter, previously standard only at the RMX.
2. 3 vertical Neo mids.
3. Dual active 16 cm, the ideal diameter in the critical transition range, w/punchy, quick midbass.
Passive Radiators: tunable, down firing, slot & mass loaded (classic VMPS). The ultra-slim baffle requires dual 16 cm PRs (a VMPS first), mounted inline front to back. Mass adjustments are performed on both or only one PR (the front), providing finer & smoother tuning increments.
The M model’s side-firing 25cm 80oz-magnet Megawoofer extends to the high 20 Hz range. The mirror-imaged L-R speakers are reversible, allowing the 25cm basses to fire either inward or outward to maximize the averaging of room modes,
Specifications Bass:- 25 cm (10") WCF Megawoofer bass, 2x 16 cm (6") WCF midbass, 2x 16cm (6") Passive RadiatorsMid:- three rectangular 10 x 20 cm (4 x 8") Neo ribbons, 280 Hz - 6.9 kHzTreble:- FST, 6.9 kHz - 30 kHzImpedance & Sensitivity:- 4 Ohm (3.6 min.) 93 dB/1W/1mPower handling:- 400W rms / 4 Ohms, 20 W min.Frequency response:- 32 Hz - 25 kHz +0/-3 dBDimensions & Weight:- 122H x 18W x 49D cm, 50kg (48"H x 7"W x 19"D cm, 110 lbs)Output levels and distortion:- max. 1% THD fullrange / 1W, max. 115+ dB SPL/1mFinishes:- standard lite oak, dark oak, MLS rosewood, african ebony. Optional MLS piano black
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I have been listening to them for almost eight months, and I am still amazed at what fantastic analytical tools they are. Any change I make to upstream components is readily apparent. Interconnects, power cords, CD treatments, even record cleaning solutions—every change is clearly audible. I suspect that the ribbon supertweeters and ribbon midrange are the reason. Ribbons don't store significant amounts of energy, like cone drivers, and they can start and stop on a dime. The leading transients of instruments like bells and triangles are crisp and clean. ....................
Okay, the RM30Ms are useful as analytical tools. Big deal—so is an oscilloscope. Can they play music? Do they make you want to tap your toes, stomp your feet, and play your air guitar? At the end of a song, do you jump up out of your seat, wave your fist in the air, and shout "Yeah!"? The answer is yes. The RM30Ms play music, and the reason is in the midrange. Music is in the midrange. Listen to a 78 rpm record. There is no bass, there is no treble, yet even without them, a 78 can be exceedingly musical. The RM30Ms have two crossover points, 166Hz and 7kHz. There is no crossover in the critical midrange. In the critical band between 200Hz and 6kHz, where the music lies, there is nothing to screw up the sound or introduce subtle phase shifts. The best crossover is no crossover. I suspect this is why I enjoy listening to the very affordable, crossover-less Omega loudspeakers at trade shows........Aside from a midrange to die for, the RM30Ms have a very good treble. The ribbon supertweeter is clean and clear, with no ringing like you get with some dome tweeters.........Their sweet spot is much larger than that of other high-end speakers that I have heard, and I am seated when I do my critical listening. .........I find the quantity of VMPS bass to be just about right, and I find many other popular speakers bass shy. Different strokes for different folks. The bass generated by the RM30Ms is tight, tuneful, and forceful. If you like the Big Drum on Telarc recordings, you will love it on the RM30Ms. It is not just a boom. You can hear the initial stroke, the tone and timbre of the drum, then the decay. Lovely......................They sound as good in my home as they did at trade shows and dealer showrooms. With the ability to tune the RM30Ms to my room, I think they sound at least as good as the RM40s that won the Best of CES 2002..............Thunderous, tuneful bass .......Ability to play loud: In my medium-sized room, the system will play loud enough to drive my wife out of the house, and louder than I can stand.........Ability to play soft: If, late at night, with the lights out, I play Kapsberger, Pieces for Lute (Harmonia Mundi HM 59), it sounds like Paul O'Dette is right in the room with me........
" Positive Feedback Issue 16.