
Sadly,
Rogers have now bitten the dust but there are still plenty of db101s out
there, delivering sonic pleasure. |
Rogers
db101 nearfield monitor
Designed by Peter Stevens (who also designed the
McLaren F1, Lotus Elan and Lotus Esprit amongst others) and Andy Whittle
of Rogers. This radical
design, in conjunction with Rogers' enviable reputation for manufacturing
high quality studio monitors, really proved to be a winning combination
with the dB101. Ideal for nearfield monitoring, background music and small
public address systems. System
type: Two way bass reflex, Rogers floating tweeter
Frequency Response: 75Hz - 21kHz ±3dB
Bass/mid: Fully shielded, 110mm polymer chassis. HDA diaphragm. Edgewound
coil
Crossover: 5kHz. 5 precision element, with terminal overload protection
Cabinet: Injection moulded ABS with tactile surface aluminium skin
Finish: Optional
Connections: spring clip terminals
Sensitivity: 92dB @ 1m for 2.83V
Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms
Power handling: 125 Watts peak
Maximum SPL: 108dB @ 2m per pair
Weight: 2.3kg each
Dimensions: 270 (H) x 190 (W) x 193 (D) mm
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