8020D

Studio Monitor

When it comes to performance versus size, the 8020 has set the benchmark in nearfield monitoring for over 15 years.

Active Crossovers

Directivity Control Waveguide (DCW™) Technology


SPL

100 dB

Frequency Response

56 Hz - 25 kHz (-6 dB)

Dimensions

H 242 x W 148 x D 142 mm, with Iso-Pod™ (view in inches)

Genelec 8020D speaker

Design classique

Le 8020D est la dernière évolution de ce classique de studio, offrant un SPL encore plus élevé tout en consommant moins d’énergie que les versions précédentes. Conçu pour s’adapter à une large variété d’environnements d’écoute, le 8020D excelle lorsque l’espace est limité.

Genelec 8020D speaker closeup

Transparent et fidèle

Les ingénieurs apprécient la reproduction transparente et fidèle du 8020D, et grâce à sa large zone d’écoute non colorée, vous êtes toujours en position de prendre des décisions de mixage précises et fiables. De plus, notre circuit Intelligent Signal Sensing (ISS™) détecte lorsque vous ne vous servez pas de votre moniteur et le place automatiquement en mode veille écoénergétique.

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Options de couleur :
Contenu de l’emballage :

1 x moniteur 8020D
1 x câble secteur 1,8 m
1 x manuel d’utilisation
1 x kit IsoPod

Options de couleur :

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8020D Technical Specifications

SPL

100 dB

Amplifier Power

50 W Bass (Class D) + 50 W Treble (Class D)

Frequency Response

56 Hz - 25 kHz ("-6 dB")

Accuracy of Frequency Response

± 2.5 dB (62 Hz - 20 kHz)

Driver Dimensions

⌀ 105 mm Bass + ⌀ 19 mm Treble (view in inches)

Dimensions

H 242 x W 148 x D 142 mm, with Iso-Pod™ (view in inches)

Weight

3.2 kg / 7.1 lb

Connections

1 x XLR Analog Input


Technologies clés

Filtres actifs

Technologie Directivity Control Waveguide (DCW™)

Technologie Intelligent Signal Sensing (ISS™)

Stand Iso-Pod™

Technologie MDE™ (Minimum Diffraction Enclosure)

Amplificateurs optimisés

Circuits de protection

Conception d'évent bass-reflex

Compensation de réponse de la pièce

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Documentation

FAQ

Connecting the 7050B Subwoofer

The 7050B subwoofer has balanced XLR IN/OUT connector pairs for five main channels and a dedicated LFE input connector for the LFE channel. Connect the signal cables from your source to the female XLR "IN" connectors on the lower connector row. Next connect XLR cables from the corresponding "OUT" male XLR connectors on the upper row to the input connectors of each 8020C monitor.

Turn the volume control knob on all 8020C’s monitors fully clockwise and switch the "Bass Roll-off" dip switch (switch 2) on all 8020C’s to "ON". This switch actuates an 85 Hz high-pass filter on the 8020C’s matching them to the main channel low-pass filter of the 7050B.

Alternatively you can connect to the 7050B a stereo pair of 8020C monitors by routing the signal cables from the source to the input connectors of the main monitors and an another pair of cables from the main monitors' output connectors to the "IN" connectors on the 7050B. In this configuration the volume controls on the main monitors affect the playback level of the 7050B too. The "Bass Roll-off" switch on the main monitors must also be switched to "ON" (switch 2).

7050b bass management faq

FAQ

Connecting the 7050B Subwoofer

The 7050B subwoofer has balanced XLR IN/OUT connector pairs for five main channels and a dedicated LFE input connector for the LFE channel. Connect the signal cables from your source to the female XLR "IN" connectors on the lower connector row. Next connect XLR cables from the corresponding "OUT" male XLR connectors on the upper row to the input connectors of each 8020C monitor.

Turn the volume control knob on all 8020C’s monitors fully clockwise and switch the "Bass Roll-off" dip switch (switch 2) on all 8020C’s to "ON". This switch actuates an 85 Hz high-pass filter on the 8020C’s matching them to the main channel low-pass filter of the 7050B.

Alternatively you can connect to the 7050B a stereo pair of 8020C monitors by routing the signal cables from the source to the input connectors of the main monitors and an another pair of cables from the main monitors' output connectors to the "IN" connectors on the 7050B. In this configuration the volume controls on the main monitors affect the playback level of the 7050B too. The "Bass Roll-off" switch on the main monitors must also be switched to "ON" (switch 2).

7050b bass management faq