Bergantino Audio Systems Announces the HG310 “Holo-Graphic” Loudspeaker
Bergantino Audio Systems has announced the HG310 “Holo-Graphic” loudspeaker. The forward-thinking cabinet, which features three ten-inch neodymium magnet woofers and a tweeter, is designed to create a 360-degree sonic experience.
“Three woofers are mated to a lightweight sealed cabinet with 2 facing forward and a third facing rearward,” the company writes. “This speaker orientation generates a 3-dimensional soundstage that makes any solid-body or acoustic instrument come alive and project a superior depth of sound. The HG310 is the perfect speaker cabinet to reproduce all instruments including fretless electric bass, upright bass, acoustic bass guitar, acoustic guitar, ‘f-hole’ jazz guitar, mandolin, banjo and violin.”
The HG310 is constructed with lightweight Italian poplar plywood with a Baltic birch baffle board, helping to keep the weight down to just 36 pounds. Its woofers are described as clear with a punchy low-end and sweet midrange. As part of the HG series, it also has a High Intelligibility Compression Driver with a Constant Directivity Horn. Finally, the cabinet is covered in vintage Bordeaux tolex with mounted rubber feet and a metal grill.
The Bergantino Audio Systems HG310 “Holo-Graphic” cabinet will be available soon for $1,199.
Bergantino Audio Systems HG310 “Holo-Graphic” Loudspeaker Specs:
| Woofer: | 3-10″ Neodymium Magnet Woofers |
| Tweeter: | High Intelligibility Compression Driver w/ Constant Directivity Horn |
| Cabinet Design: | Sealed |
| Cabinet Material: | Lightweight Italian Poplar w/ Birch Baffle |
| Cabinet Covering: | Vintage Bordeaux Tolex |
| Impedance: | 6-ohms |
| Power Handling: | 500W RMS |
| Crossover: | Custom Phase-Coherent Crossover w/ Tweeter Control |
| Frequency Response: | 43hZ – 15KhZ |
| Sensitivity: | 99db @ 2.83v / 1-meter |
| Dimensions: | 22-3/4″H x 18-1/2″W x 12-1/2″D |
| Weight: | 36 lbs |
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