[Case Study] ANTIKNOCK

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last updated：Jun 05, 2024

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Especially matches situations where a powerful high is needed! An example that also contributed to the improvement of vocal clarity.

We would like to introduce a case where Martin Audio's 'TORUS' was installed at the long-established live house "ANTIKNOCK" in Shinjuku. The existing speakers were very large and designed for medium to long distances, which made the stage appear smaller. Additionally, there were concerns about the resolution of the bass during live performances. The solution was to introduce a simple combination of two main speakers from the series, the "T1215," and two subwoofers, the "SXCF118," on each side. The height of the setup was meticulously calculated, resulting in a configuration that was optimal in terms of both sound quality and size. [Case Overview] ■ Installation Location: Long-established live house "ANTIKNOCK" in Shinjuku ■ Installed Products: Martin Audio TORUS T1215, SXCF118, iKON iK42 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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【Introduction Effects】 ■ Particularly matches situations that require strong highs, such as shout and loud genres commonly found in bands performing at ANTIKNOCK, contributing to improved vocal clarity. ■ Highs can be installed with both left and right channels directed inward, maintaining clarity for both while maximizing the width of the soundstage. ■ Even in cases where widening the wall side leads to muddied sound due to interference from protrusions, adjustments to the directional angle can improve the situation. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.