Pioneer S-FL1 Flat Panel Speakers
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Lead    posted on 04-12-2005 11:40
Soon you'll get more information here about the Flat Panel Speakers, but for now here is something new : Pioneer launches new speakers !




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Pioneer Press Release:
Pioneer introduces portable flat panel speakers for architectural installations, stylish bars and cutting edge mobile DJ?.
In response to the demand for high-quality yet lightweight portable speakers, Pioneer Europe N.V. today introduced the S-FL1 flat panel speaker designed for use at stylish bars or events that require great sound quality with compact speakers. Pioneer was able to create the slim design speaker by using NXT? SurfaceSound?, based on Distributed Mode Loudspeaker technology. The S-FL1 flat panel speaker is designed for easy installation, providing high quality omni directional sound, making it ideal for mobile DJs and bands playing at small clubs, bars and open-air events. They?re also intended for high-end press conferences and corporate events where there are multimedia presentations to large audiences.
?This new speaker provides a tremendous amount of sound in a small package. The S-FL1 weighs in at less than 10kg and is only 5.5cm deep. It can be mounted with almost any third-party speaker bracket for easy set-up and tear-down,? said Jason Pook, European Product Manager, Pioneer Europe N.V.

High Quality Audio
Pioneer?s new flat panel speaker system with NXT technology radiates sound across the surface of the speaker. This produces a uniform sound across the entire listening area.
Its performance specifications include:
? Exciter: Voice Coil Diameter 25 mm X 4
? Nominal Impedance: 8 ohm
? Frequency Response: 60 ? 15,000 Hz
? Output sound level: 90 dB
? Permissible input: 240W
 
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Since the NXT technologie is probably not known by lots of people so here is a little information about this technology
NXT SurfaceSound
Distribution Mode Loudspeaker Technology

Unique flat loudspeaker technology utilising a vast choice of panel materials and suitable for an unlimited range of applications.

NXT's revolutionary Distributed Mode Loudspeaker (DML) technology operates under bending wave principle. Applications range from audio, multimedia and architectural to automotive, mobile communications and professional audio. Today, with a wide choice of panel materials and exciters available through our licensees, NXT technology offers a unique set of opportunities, combining quality acoustics with freedom in aesthetic design for all types of sound reproduction systems.
SurfaceSound Technology Facts:
SurfaceSound technology is a unique flat speaker technology that utilises a vast choice of panel materials suitable for a wide choice of applications.
Based on DML technology, in which the resonant modes of a panel are optimally excited by a transducer (exciter), SurfaceSound technology delivers a truly remarkable diffuse sound field over a wide audio frequency bandwidth. Resulting key acoustic properties include reduced destructive interaction with the boundaries of the listening space and lessened fall-off in sound pressure with distance.
The pure, coherent and uncoloured sound quality produced by SurfaceSound technology makes it possible to design slim, space-saving speakers that deliver expansive sound to fill the listening area.
 
Let the BASS be louder
Mod edit by Lead on 08-01-2011 19:05 (3%)


What do you think about Pioneer S-FL1 Flat Panel Speakers ??

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Camino    posted on 04-12-2005 11:58
isn't this the second thread on these speakers?
W.i.M    posted on 04-12-2005 12:00
Yes, but in this topic we will only reply in English what we forgot in the other topic.
Waarom lees je dit nu eigenlijk ?
Camino    posted on 04-12-2005 12:03
aha good idea ... maybe move the other one to the dutch section?
Basrose    posted on 04-12-2005 20:20
nice disign :D
Camino    posted on 04-12-2005 20:54
Seems like a solution which is effective for venues were stylishness is the #1 concern, but the frequency range and soundpressure aren't too great... and its probably very expensive. I cant remember which company, but i saw another one of these flatpannel design speakers with a picture on the front... anyone seen these as well?

mrtnt    posted on 04-12-2005 23:56
i like them but as they said in the other thread , i think it's  more for home cinema's not for the regular dj

User edit by mrtnt on 04-12-2005 @ 23:57:51 (51%)


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