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Genelec shows 1029A/1091A active close-field monitoring system

Genelec, the world's acknowledged leader in active monitoring systems, is exhibiting the Genelec 1029A
two-way, bi-amplified active monitoring system. This system is complemented with the Genelec 1091A matching subwoofer. The complete system, including a pair of Genelec 1029A powered speakers and the Genelec 1091A matching subwoofer, retails in the U.S. for less than $1800. For the first time, award-winning Genelec quality and sonic accuracy is available at a new affordable price point.

The Genelec 1029A monitoring system is a compact close-field system featuring a high degree of accuracy and exceptionally wide dynamic range, incorporating Genelec's proprietary Directivity Control Waveguide Technology™ (DCW), the same as is found on Genelec's other highly successful monitoring systems, such as the legendary Genelec 1030 Series of active monitors. Powered by a pair of precisely crafted 40-watt amplifiers, the Genelec 1029A monitors offer users a wide frequency response of 68 Hz - 20 kHz (+/-2.5 dB) from a five-inch woofer and 3/4" hard-domed tweeter. In addition to extremely low harmonic distortion, the 1029A features a
front-mounted volume control, and rear panel bass & treble tilt room response controls.

The Genelec 1029A active monitors also incorporate a completely new housing design, contained within a compact (10 X 6 X 7.125-inches) diecast aluminum enclosure which offers users rugged construction for travel while also providing massive heat dissipation capability and excellent shielding against RF interference. Each speaker is also EM shielded for additional protection when used in close proximity to video monitors.

The Genelec 1091A subwoofer is expressly designed for use in conjunction with the Genelec 1029A monitors. Featuring a single eight-inch driver enclosed in a dual-vented MDF cabinet, the 1091A is connected in series with the 1029A via connectors on the 1029A cabinets. Input level to the 1091A is driven via the gain controls on the 1029A monitors. Since the 1091A is specifically designed to work perfectly with the 1029A monitors, no further adjustments are required. However, should the user desire, bass rolloff is adjustable via DIP switches on the 1091A's 70-watt amplifier module. The complete Genelec 1029A/1091A close-field monitoring system has an extended low-frequency response down to 40 Hz.

The Genelec 1029A/1091A active monitoring system further extends what has come to be the world's leading and most comprehensive range of active, powered monitors. Active monitoring has been embraced by all market segments in the professional audio industry. With the introduction of the affordably priced Genelec 1029A/1091A monitoring system, entire new economic market segments - including project studios, broadcast/multimedia post production, music workstations, and high-quality home and commercial audio installations - can now take advantage of Genelec sound quality.

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the Note system: Music Theory of Notes part 2: Note essentials
In the previous part on the note system we looked at what notes are. Notes are simply names for the pitch of a sound. In this chapter we'll discuss different essential concepts and definitions you nee

!interactive: Note Reading: Key Signature: 5#/Sharps Bass/FClef
When 5 sharps are displayed at the beginning of the sheet music bar it means the scale of B major is used. This interactive sheet music exercise uses the F or Bassclef.

!interactive: Note Reading: Key Signature: 6#/Sharps Bass/FClef
When 6 sharps are displayed at the beginning of the sheet music bar it means the scale of F# major is used. This interactive sheet music exercise uses the F or Bass clef.

Bass Notes !interactive Exercise: Guess the note
To make it easier for you to learn the notes on the neck of the bass guitar we have added this next interactive exercise. Try to find the note on the neck of the bass guitar and click on the right fre

!interactive: Note Reading: Key Signature: 4b/Flats Bass/F Clef
When 4 flats are displayed at the beginning of the sheet music bar it means the scale of Abmajor is used. This interactive sheet music exercise uses the F or Bass clef.

the Scale Notation system
There are many ways you can write down a scale, or use symbols to describe a scale. One of those systems is the major-based scale notation system.
To understand this system we need to look at the m

!interactive: Piano Keyboard m2/P5 ear training interval test
This next interactive test should be very easy after the first few questions.
m2 : minor 2nd interval
P5 : Perfect 5th Interval

The m2 interval sounds kind of out of tune.
The perfec

!interactive: Note Reading: Key Signature: 5b/Flats Bass/F Clef
When 5 flats are displayed at the beginning of the sheet music bar it means the scale of Dbmajor is used. This interactive sheet music exercise uses the F or Bass clef.

the Note system: Music Theory of Notes part 6: Note Types
Our note systems has different note types.
whole note 1 note/bar
half note 2 notes/bar
quarter note 4 notes/bar
eighth note 8 notes/bar
sixteenth note 16 notes/bar
thirty-second note

the Note system: Music Theory of Notes Part 1: The Note
There are different notes systems in the world. But the most used note system is called the western note system or 12-note notes system. This system uses 12 notes in each octave.

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