BM15
BM15
The BM15 is the largest and most powerful speaker within the BM Passive range and is designed for any studio application where higher sound pressure levels and extended low frequence response are required. Its astonishing power handling and full range extended bass response makes it the perfect alternative to wall mounted main monitors, particularly for commercial studios, project studios and post production facilities.
- Status Discontinued
- Segment Pro
- Range BM Legacy
- Type Nearfield Monitor
- Analog inputs Passive
- Maximum SPL (1m, pair) 127
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB) 43
- Upper Cutoff k(Hz @ 85dB +/- 3 dB) 20
- Box Principle Front-loaded bass reflex
- Crossover 2-way
- Crossover Frequency (Hz) 2700 Hz
- Crossover Topology 1st/2nd order
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The BM Legacy series
- Status:
- Segment:
- Range:
- Type:
- Analog inputs:
- Maximum SPL (1m, pair):
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB):
- Upper Cutoff k(Hz @ 85dB +/- 3 dB):
- Box Principle:
- Crossover:
- Crossover Frequency (Hz):
- Crossover Topology:
BM15
- Discontinued
- Pro
- BM Legacy
- Nearfield Monitor
- Passive
- 127
- 43
- 20
- Front-loaded bass reflex
- 2-way
- 2700 Hz
- 1st/2nd order
BM 5
- Discontinued
- Pro
- BM Legacy
- Nearfield Monitor
- Passive
- 125
- 50
- 21
- Front-loaded bass reflex
- 2-way
- 2700 Hz
- 1st/2nd order
BM 6
- Discontinued
- Pro
- BM Legacy
- Nearfield Monitor
- Passive
- 125
- 43
- 20
- Rear-loaded bass reflex
- 2-way
- 3100 Hz
- 1st/2nd order
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