High Definition Active Loudspeaker System for my 60th Anniversary (2010)

NIDA is a two-way active loudspeaker system for high definition sound reproduction. The system’s construction is based on the same principle as sound recording studio monitors. It has a neutral timbre, a very low distortion, a very high dynamic range, and provides proper sound dispersion. Highest quality studio professional drivers and specially designed horns were used in the system to achieve the sensitivity and acoustic power, making the system suitable for use in various environments - from small rooms of 20 m² to a 200-300 m² music halls.

Specifications:
Low frequency driver: 16" professional driver with 4" voice coil and ALNICO motor
Low frequency cabinet: truncated pyramid, external port with vertical air flow*
High frequency driver: 1" professional compression driver with pure Beryllium diaphragm and ALNICO motor
HF Horn type: AXIHORN CP5TB
Resistance (nominal / minimal): 8/8.2 ohms
Sensitivity: 97 dB 1W, @1m
Overall Frequency Response: 17 Hz - 40 kHz
Usable Frequency Response: 24 Hz - 21 kHz +/-2dB
Active crossover: NIDA X24, analog 24 dB/oct.
Maximum power: 150 W (pink noise), 300 W (musical)
Maximum SPL: 120 dB
External dimensions (H x W x D): 1300 x 700 x 680 mm / 51.2 x 27.6 x 26.8 in
Weight (pair): 360 kg / 800 lb

* Patented construction

The project was very successful and I decided to do a small upgrading.
I would like to recommend to all High-End lovers to use high definition active loudspeaker system NIDA Mk1.
More about NIDA Mk1 you can read at www.nida-audio.com

Comments

• Ceslovas
• 20 September 2014 at 02:36PM
• My project NIDA (2010) for your evaluation...

• marco_gea
• 3 September 2015 at 06:56AM
• Congratulations,
  
  I did some research and this looks like a superb project!
  
  Marco