CPA 08 Manual - KSdigital
CPA 08 Manual - KSdigital
CPA 08 Manual - KSdigital
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Potential Applications<br />
The C5 has been especially designed for use as the near field monitor for a range of up to one meter between monitor and<br />
listener. The result is a very small diffusion field with less room-based interferences, less overall volume and a clean and<br />
exact reproduction of the input signal. The KS digital C5 reliably exhibits these advantages, even under the most difficult<br />
listening conditions.<br />
In view of the fast growth in DAW based workstations, the classic listening area of between 1.5 – 3 meters ( 5 - 10 ft)<br />
between listener and speaker has decreased. The specific acoustic situation found at a DAW workstation, almost typical in<br />
an audio, video, post/production area, present a genuine challenge. Sound-reflective surfaces (desktops, flat screens) and<br />
poor room acoustics aggravate the problems in the listening area. With conventional 2 way monitors, the distance to the<br />
listener must be long enough so that the radiated sound from both sound sources (bass/mid-range and tweeter) arrive<br />
together and it can no longer be determined that there are two individual sound sources. For this, the speakers are usually<br />
placed behind the workstation on a stand. Due to the larger distance the interaction between the two speakers is better. But<br />
there is an increase in proportion of room reflections and room nodes. In addition, it is necessary to work with higher<br />
volume levels. The coaxial construction of the C5 coupled with the filters and output stages, are both designed for linear<br />
phase and enable the C5 to be placed extremely close to the workstation. Thus, with the C5, all these problems can be<br />
elegantly eliminated.<br />
Illustration<br />
Signal Flowchart<br />
Diagram 4<br />
On Axis Frequency Characteristic<br />
/ Response Curve