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Loudspeaker

he Genesis 350 loudspeakers are born of the

same technology as exemplified by our world

famous Genesis | loudspeaker system.
Incorporating planar ribbon drivers for both the
tweeter and the midrange, and amplified servo con
trolled metal cone woofers for the low frequencies,
the Genesis 350 is a direct beneficiary of Genesis |
technology.

The midrange and tweeter sections are dipolar,
meaning that the sound radiates from the front and
the back in a push-pull fashiont Dipoles achieve
their superior performance because they create a
radiation pattern where the energy emanating to the
sides of the speakers is nearly non-existent. With
very little acoustical energy reaching the side walls
of your living room, not only is placement of the
speakers easy but, remarkably, the listener is able to
experience the music unencumbered by the normal
room interactions which plague most other speaker
systems.

The servo woofers produce sound in a bipolar pat-
tern, meaning that the sound radiates from both
front and back in a circular manner. This design
(which displaces the woofers in space) allows for a
more uniform bass response by exciting many differ-
ent modes in the room rather than just one. This
unique incorporation of the two technologies per-
mits the Genesis 350 to take advantage of the
strengths of each.

The Genesis 350 consists of two major modules:
two midrange tweeter screens each containing a 4
foot midrange driver and three 1 inch ribbon tweeti
ers in front with 1 ribbon tweeter in the rear, and an
attached bass enclosure containing 4 eight inch
metal cone sen/o woofers. The woofer system is
powered by a 1500 watt, discrete, remote controlled
servo power amplifier Our highly advanced remote
allows adjustments to amplitude, phase response,
high pass and low pass filters.

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