
Since 1978 Genelec, a Finnish loudspeaker manufacturer, has
been developing high quality active loudspeaker monitoring
equipment. Based on customer feedback and needs, Genelec’s
R&D team’s technical ambition has led to several key technologies
over the years, refined to products that have set the benchmark
in active loudspeaker monitoring; from the largest three-way
main loudspeaker monitors to the smallest two-way loudspeaker
systems, as well as a complete range of subwoofers. Maintaining
this wide offering is a formidable task, which has given Genelec
challenges and ultimately a lot of experience. The benefit for
every one of Genelec’s customers is precision tools to rely on.
Our products are made for demanding professional use. They
reveal the original nuances of the sound, without leaving anything
out from or adding anything to the signal in any stage of the
production. For many of our customers this continues to be the
main reason for trusting Genelec. Genelec active monitors are
made to last, with pride and care by our own production staff
in Finland. Many of our first products continue to deliver the
experience, and we continue our commitment to provide service
and spare parts for all products for at least five years, in many
cases much longer, after the discontinuation of production.
For year 2013, Genelec introduces Intelligent Signal SensingTM
(ISS™) function, which reduces the power consumption of
loudspeakers in standby mode to less than 0.5 Watts. The loudspeakers
go to standby mode automatically one hour after the audio signal
has stopped and switch back on as soon as the signal returns.
By registering your Genelec 2-way products
and subwoofers on the Community
website www.genelec.com/community
you can even extend the warranty time
to 4 years from the date of purchase.
The long lasting experience
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INTELLIGENT SIGNAL SENSING
POWER MANAGEMENT
Significant reduction of power
consumption in Standby mode
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