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Genelec Ht210B Vs 1032A

carboeye, modified 11 Years ago.

Genelec Ht210B Vs 1032A

Youngling Posts: 1 Join Date: 12/26/11 Recent Posts
Greetings from Rome, Italy.
I would like to ask you if there is any difference between these two speakers: the question could seem strange but in Italy there are some people who sell the Ht210B assuring that it is the new name for the 1032A: in other words the 1032A is renamed for the european market as Ht210B!
I believe that it isn't true. Could you help me?
Many thanks
ilkka-rissanen, modified 11 Years ago.

Re: Genelec Ht210B Vs 1032A

Yoda Posts: 2564 Join Date: 3/23/09 Recent Posts
Hello,

You are correct, HT210B is NOT the new name for the 1032A, they are different products. The HT series was mainly created for the USA and European home theatre markets in the late 90's. The B revision models (with some upgrades) came out in 2003. The acoustic performance is identical to the pro series (1031A, 1032A etc.), but they have a few differences, for example the HT series speakers have both XLR and RCA input connectors, and they also have an auto start/shut down function (newer than year ~2010 models do not have auto start function in Europe).