Circle 5, Midfield monitors, Active & passive – HHB comm CIRCLE STUDIO MONITORS User Manual

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Active & Passive

• Detailed, accurate and dynamic sound, both on

and off axis

• Tight, controlled low-end performance

• Accurate bass / treble driver time alignment

• 200mm (8") bass/mid driver with a unique,

injection moulded cone for increased dynamics
and minimal bass colouration

• Individually tested ferro-fluid cooled soft dome

tweeter

• Solid state, Polyswitch

®

tweeter overload

protection

• Shielding antimagnets allow use close to video

and computer monitors

• Rigid, seamless ported cabinet, finished in

durable black paint

Active Only

• 120W LF / 70W HF integral amplifier pack

• Switchable inputs; either balanced XLR or

unbalanced RCA phono

• Push-Pull amplifier design for tight, controlled

low-end performance

• Power amplifier contains anti-thump on / off

circuitry

• Extra-large toroidal transformer for added

headroom and low hum field

• Individually calibrated, low Q Sallen and Key

active filters eliminate mid-band peaks, resulting
in a sound that doesn’t tire the listener, even
after long periods

• Long life smoothing capacitors

• Massive heat sink for effective heat dissipation

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CIRCLE 5

Midfield Monitors

As part of a complete monitoring system, HHB
Circle 5 studio monitors will deliver the clean,
highly accurate sound required. Their reliable sound
output and wide flat frequency response makes
them suitable for the highest quality audio
monitoring applications. The Circle 5s feature a
solid state Polyswitch

®

to protect the tweeter from

excessive input. Unlike other protection circuits
which limit power to the tweeter, affecting the
overall balance of the sound in a way which may not
be immediately obvious to the listener, the
Polyswitch

®

in the Circle 5 cuts all power to the

tweeter and illuminates a red warning LED. After a
couple of minutes to cool off, the switch
automatically resets, having saved the tweeter
from overload and subsequent damage.

CIRCLE 5

KEY FEATURES

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