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With smoother treble, the HL5 also possessed a sharp attack on transients and stereo imaging was exemplary. Professionals and home enthusiasts will surely warm to this natural, almost anonymous, sound monitor. It can handle reasonably high signal levels without distress.
The bass end has indeed been extended and firmed up to give orchestras, choirs, organs and pop ensembles of all kinds a satisfying depth and solidity. At the same time, careful balancing of the high-frequency end and smooth crossover characteristics have produced an integrated sound devoid of any telltale peaks or troughs. Reproducing pink noise confirmed this overall smoothness, and incidentally revealed the slightly narrowed HF ‘window’. Male speech sounded natural enough to make it seem that the talker was in the room.
| System | 2 way, 2 speaker bass-reflex system, and book-shelf type |
| Use unit | For low-pass: 20cm corn type For high regions: 2.5cm dome shape |
| Play frequency band | 50Hz-20000Hz@3dB |
| Crossover frequency | 2000Hz |
| Output sound pressure level | 86dB/W/m |
| Impedance | 8ohms |
| The maximum input | 100W |
| Dimensions | Width 325x height 640x depth of 310mm |
| Weight | 17kg |
$2,300.00
