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svart-hvitt, modified 5 Years ago.
EFFICIENCY OF GENELEC PRODUCTS
Padawan Posts: 35 Join Date: 5/6/16 Recent PostsI came over a spec sheet of an amplifier* where the producer used the terms "watts in", "watts out" and "dissapated".
Efficiency is one of the overarching ideas behind the Genelec philosophy (cfr. Genelec's and Martikainen's focus on recycling, environment, broader values etc.), so I figured I would have liked to know more about the efficiency in Genelec's products.
So my question to Genelec is, do you have objective data, like the Crown spec sheet, to demonstrate the efficiency of Genelec products? For example, how much of the power draw is used to make sound - and not heat?
*See page 23 (12/17) in this pdf: https://3e7777c294b9bcaa5486-bc95634e60 ... iginal.pdf