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https://www.frontendaudio.com/amp/mesanovic-microphones-cdm65-studio-monitors/
Released tomorrow!
Keith
Released tomorrow!
Keith
New Mesanovic CDM65
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Mesanovic, the new smaller CD`m65 monitor is released today.
These are Deni’s RTM10 10” bass driver, mid and true ribbon tweeter.
Keith
These are Deni’s RTM10 10” bass driver, mid and true ribbon tweeter.
Keith
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Now listed on the Measanovic site, cardioid wireless and superb measurements from Erin’s Audio Corner.
https://www.mesanovicmicrophones.com/cdm65
Keith
https://www.mesanovicmicrophones.com/cdm65
Keith
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Measurement courtesy of the excellent Erin’s Audio Corner, Klippel measurement of the new Mesanovic CDM ( cardioid dispersion monitor 6.5” bass drivers.
Keith
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Erin’s ( Erin’s Audio Corner ) Klippel measurements of the new Mesanovic CDM65 loudspeaker.
https://www.erinsaudiocorner.com/loudspeakers/mesanovic_cdm65/
Keith
https://www.erinsaudiocorner.com/loudspeakers/mesanovic_cdm65/
Keith
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The new Mesanovic CDM65, looks an absolutely stunning design, almost completely full range yet extremely compact.
Keith
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6.5” bass driver on the side hence Cardioid Dispersion monitor 65.
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The new Mesanovic CDM65s use the Platin wireless system,
WIRELESS AUDIO
One of the unique features of the CDM65 is its ability to receive wireless audio from any WiSA transmitter. The CDM65 is a WiSA certified speaker and can connect to any WiSA transmitter or the Platin Stereo Hub. The quality of playback is uncompromised with an uncompressed 24-bit 48/96 kHz stream that can be paired up to a 7.1 setup. The Stereo Hub is manufactured for Mesanovic by Platin Audio. It features an assortment of available inputs including USB Audio, HDMI, Optical, RCA, AirPlay, Spotify Connect, ChromeCast, and more. The Stereo Hub also features a DSP processor which can be utilized using the Mesanovic App. The app features room correction and the ability to manually EQ the response to your preference.
Keith
WIRELESS AUDIO
One of the unique features of the CDM65 is its ability to receive wireless audio from any WiSA transmitter. The CDM65 is a WiSA certified speaker and can connect to any WiSA transmitter or the Platin Stereo Hub. The quality of playback is uncompromised with an uncompressed 24-bit 48/96 kHz stream that can be paired up to a 7.1 setup. The Stereo Hub is manufactured for Mesanovic by Platin Audio. It features an assortment of available inputs including USB Audio, HDMI, Optical, RCA, AirPlay, Spotify Connect, ChromeCast, and more. The Stereo Hub also features a DSP processor which can be utilized using the Mesanovic App. The app features room correction and the ability to manually EQ the response to your preference.
Keith
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The CDM65 should be here soon, we have the Deni’s superb RTM10 here now.
https://www.mesanovicmicrophones.com/rtm10
Keith
https://www.mesanovicmicrophones.com/rtm10
Keith
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The Mesanovic wireless hub made by Platin for the CDM65.
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Rear view,
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Mesanovic CDM65 remote,
The new Mesanovic CDM65s use the Platin wireless system,
WIRELESS AUDIO
One of the unique features of the CDM65 is its ability to receive wireless audio from any WiSA transmitter. The CDM65 is a WiSA certified speaker and can connect to any WiSA transmitter or the Platin Stereo Hub. The quality of playback is uncompromised with an uncompressed 24-bit 48/96 kHz stream that can be paired up to a 7.1 setup. The Stereo Hub is manufactured for Mesanovic by Platin Audio. It features an assortment of available inputs including USB Audio, HDMI, Optical, RCA, AirPlay, Spotify Connect, ChromeCast, and more. The Stereo Hub also features a DSP processor which can be utilized using the Mesanovic App. The app features room correction and the ability to manually EQ the response to your preference.
Keith
The new Mesanovic CDM65s use the Platin wireless system,
WIRELESS AUDIO
One of the unique features of the CDM65 is its ability to receive wireless audio from any WiSA transmitter. The CDM65 is a WiSA certified speaker and can connect to any WiSA transmitter or the Platin Stereo Hub. The quality of playback is uncompromised with an uncompressed 24-bit 48/96 kHz stream that can be paired up to a 7.1 setup. The Stereo Hub is manufactured for Mesanovic by Platin Audio. It features an assortment of available inputs including USB Audio, HDMI, Optical, RCA, AirPlay, Spotify Connect, ChromeCast, and more. The Stereo Hub also features a DSP processor which can be utilized using the Mesanovic App. The app features room correction and the ability to manually EQ the response to your preference.
Keith
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Mesanovic RTM10 ( 10” bass driver, true ribbon tweeter)
Phil Ward’s review and measurement for SoundonSound.
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/mesanovic-rtm10
Keith
Phil Ward’s review and measurement for SoundonSound.
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/mesanovic-rtm10
Keith
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Denial Mesanovic on his new CDM65 cardioid monitors,
‘Yes, you can put them right up against the front wall. The cardioid pattern is not user tunable, it is one of the tuning options available along with a standard tuning (non cardioid tuning). I think you're referring to the cardioid being adjustable in my earlier posts where I described how we can manipulate it in many ways while designing the speaker, but this is not something that we open up to users. Crossing over to a sub up to 150Hz won't change the performance since the cardioid kicks in above 150Hz.’
Keith
‘Yes, you can put them right up against the front wall. The cardioid pattern is not user tunable, it is one of the tuning options available along with a standard tuning (non cardioid tuning). I think you're referring to the cardioid being adjustable in my earlier posts where I described how we can manipulate it in many ways while designing the speaker, but this is not something that we open up to users. Crossing over to a sub up to 150Hz won't change the performance since the cardioid kicks in above 150Hz.’
Keith