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Est. year: 1973
ProAc Response DT8 uses a bass reflex design with a down-fired port (directed to the floor) - so, the placement of the speakers is possible even close to the walls of the hall, although for an optimal scene it is better to place the speakers at some distance from vertical surfaces. As usual for the company, the rated sensitivity of the speakers is quite high and is 90 dB, but the impedance is low (4 Ohms).
The Tablette 10s have a completely redesigned design, and they are made in a thin-walled, enclosed, deeply damped enclosure similar to that used for the BBC LS3/5a monitors. This design allows the Tablette 10 to be installed close to the wall, unlike bass reflex models, for which such an installation is not recommended.
The ProcK1 uses 6.5' Kevlar midrange/woofer drivers and the developer's favorite ribbon tweeter. The acoustic housings are maximally damped, and there is also a system of internal fins for damping resonances.
The new Kevlar driver is designed specifically for the K3 model and features not only powerful, dynamic and deep bass, but also a clear, unpainted midrange. The K3 model uses two such drivers, as well as one ribbon tweeter, which has proven itself in previous models, placed symmetrically between them in the center of the speaker. The ProAc Kevlar K3 ribbon tweeter has the lightest aperture, allowing you to transmit the most subtle microdynamic effects.
The ProAc Kevlar K6 uses two Kevlar woofers at once, which allow you to get powerful bass of impressive depth (the lower limit frequency of these speakers is 25 Hz) from relatively small speakers. Speaker housings have a phase inverter design, and the ports of the phase inverters are almost invisible.
The ProAc K6 Signature speakers use the same housing as the K6 model: well-proportioned and slim design. At the same time, the new K6 Signature differs in many ways compared to the K6. Firstly, the driver layout has been redesigned so that the ribbon tweeter is at the level of the listener's ears in a sitting position, and secondly, a new three-inch ProAc midrange driver is used, unlike the two-inch one used in the K6.
The case design is enhanced with an 8-inch bassline with a Kevlar diffuser, providing an extended and natural bass response. It is complemented by a mid-frequency ProAc unit with an ultralight 3-inch diaphragm, complemented by a new design wave trap.
The D1 speaker housings are made slightly narrower compared to the Response 1SC, which makes it possible to more effectively combat phase distortion and improve sound dispersion. The new damping material used made the case heavier and more acoustically inert. The new low-frequency drivers are similar to those used in the Response D Two model, have a massive profiled basket and a diffuser made of the same woven material.
The compact speakers of the ProAc Response D2 are made in full accordance with the glorious traditions of their legendary predecessors. They are shelf-mounted (or rather, mounted on special acoustic racks) loudspeakers with a two-band configuration and acoustic design "phase inverter". The speakers are equipped with a 25 mm silk tweeter and a 165 mm woofer with a conical fiberglass diaphragm and a copper phase-leveling cone - "bullet".
The design of the latest ProAc Response DT8 floorstanding loudspeakers uses two 6.5-inch drivers. One of them has a diffuser made of proprietary Pu Mica (mica-impregnated cellulose) material and provides powerful and deep bass.
The new model uses a 165 mm woofer similar to the one installed in the D18, and a dome fabric high-frequency driver as a tweeter. The result is completely new speakers with an expanded sound stage, deep bass, a light and detailed treble range, and a natural midrange.
The Response D30 floorstanding towers received a 165 mm diameter driver with a carbon fiber diffuser of the finest weave with a polymer coating on the back and concentric damping rings.
The Response D48 is a completely new speaker system compared to the D40. The ProAc Response D48 is equipped with a completely new midrange/woofer driver with a conical diffuser made of carbon fiber with compressed paper pulp.
The Studio SM100 speakers are equipped with a new 165 mm woofer with a basket of a new design, which was developed by ProAc, with higher linearity characteristics and increased allowable input power. The rubber suspension of the new bass diffuser is not afraid of high ambient humidity, which made the Studio SM100 even more reliable.
Three-way full scale sound lodspeakers with five drivers (2 x 9" woofers, 2 x 3" soft domes midranges, and 1" soft dome tweeter per one speaker). 3" ribbon-wound voice-coils for bass/mids offers high dynamic sound.
