HaflerÆ Features TRM6 Active Monitor And TRM10s Trans*ana Active Subwoofer System At 2000 NAB Convention

31-Mar-00

HaflerÆ, the leader in amplifiers for the broadcast, post production, recording studio and audiophile markets, displays the latest in acclaimed active studio monitoring systems, the TRM6 Active Monitor and the TRM10s Trans*ana Active Subwoofer at the NAB Convention, held from April 10 to 13 at the Sands Expo Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. The down-firing, ported Hafler TRM10s augments the performance of the TRM6 Active Monitor System or any small monitor when frequency response below 30Hz is vital. The TRM6 and TRM10s have already received rave reviews from its customers and the broadcast trade media alike.""Designed around the same demanding principles of our award winning TRM8, the TRM6 has been engineered to deliver state-of-the-art sound quality, but in a smaller package and at a lower price point,"" says Jerry Cave, Managing Director for Hafler. ""We've matched Hafler's Trans*ana amplifier technology to a two-way speaker system to provide the ultimate in sound, reliability and flexibility.""The TRM6 is magnetically shielded, is based on Hafler's superior Diamond topology Trans*nova amplifier technology, and is designed to fill the monitoring needs of music recording studios, film and video post production houses, professional and home surround sound applications, remote trucks and mastering facilities. The TRM6 is a bi-amped, two-way system offering a free field frequency response of 55Hz to 21kHz, +/- 2dB. The peak acoustic output per speaker pair using music as a sound source at 1m is 120dB or greater, accommodating the ever-growing dynamic range needs of digital audio playback.The TRM6 incorporates a 1-inch soft dome tweeter high frequency driver and a 6-inch polypropylene cone low frequency driver. The front panel includes a ""POWER""/""CLIP""/""THERMAL"" LED display. The rear panel has XLR and RCA inputs, unbalanced/balanced DIP switch, input sensitivity DIP switches, tweeter/woofer mute DIP switches, bass and treble shelving DIP switches, and IEC standard line input/AC line fuse.The TRM10s is a combination of Hafler's latest class G Trans*ana amplifier circuitry coupled to a 10-inch subwoofer and, like the TRM6 and TRM8, the TRM10s is entirely custom designed and manufactured by Hafler and the Rockford Acoustic Design Division for optimum performance.""The TRM10s' relatively compact size coupled with its Hafler Trans*ana amp circuitry makes for the ideal companion to the Hafler TRM6 active monitor,"" says Gary Church, Chief Engineer for Rockford Acoustic Design. ""The TRM10s is a universal system that will enhance any subwoofer application.""Jerry Cave, says ""We incorporated our latest amplifier designs in the TRM10s, along with a subwoofer/enclosure system to provide a perfect companion to any small monitor. Its flexibility makes it a choice for literally any application where tight, deep bass is vital.""The TRM10s features a MOSFET output stage and class G/Trans*ana topology with a one-cubic-foot vented enclosure. The unit has a 200-watt amplifier and oversized power supply for wide dynamic range. The superwood cabinet (the same as the TRM6 and TRM8) has an exo-port for pure low frequency extension. The TRM10s has adjustable input sensitivity, an adjustable low pass of 24dB/octave Linkwitz/Riley crossover with 40Hz to 110Hz range, is complete with balanced XLR and RCA stereo inputs and has selectable phase control.Designed and manufactured in the US, the TRM10s comes in a black matte finish and has a one-year warranty.""The TRM6 Active Monitor Speaker and the TRM10s are the perfect complement not only to each other, but also to any professional broadcast monitoring situation,"" Cave says. ""This active monitor system is becoming yet another industry standard for Hafler. The TRM6 and TRM10s system is a must for anyone who demands a powerful, accurate, yet highly economical active speaker system.""For further information on the Hafler TRM6 Active Monitor and TRM10s Trans*ana Active Subwoofer, please visit www.hafler.com.

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