Ex Machina Soundworks Ganymede Powered Studio Monitor Overview
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2022
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Ex Machina Soundworks‘ state-of-the-art Ganymede powered studio monitors leverage recent developments in circuit design, materials research, and DSP to expand the frontiers of speaker technology. Ganymede studio monitors are driven by high-efficiency Hypex Ncore amplifiers, and they feature mid- and high-frequency drivers in a cutting-edge coaxial configuration. These speakers also come equipped with powerful yet compact subwoofers that are both accurate and loud enough to serve as “client killers“ when it comes time to wow!
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The Ex Machina Soundworks Ganymede boasts the same DSP and converters as the company’s larger studio monitors, but with a smaller, sleeker footprint tailor-made for nearfield and Dolby Atmos surround applications. Shop them today 👉 imp.i114863.net/QO93na
I've watched this video several times now. These seem like the ultimate in a bedroom setup. I live in southern Indiana. Looking forward to hearing a pair someday!!!
Super knowledgeable and articulate, rarely seen in product repping. Pleasant delivery man!
It is so cool to see someone that knows their stuff and is passionate about their product!
Appreciate a PM who knows there stuff
I love speaker designers. They're the tweakiest tweakers in a tweaky industry. And this guy doesn't hold back. He even responded to an email I sent them about product suggestions for the mkIII versions, and he was very gracious in agreeing with some of them while explaining why they won't go in certain directions. They're the real deal.
I like the design and also the concept, when they have a dealer in Germany i would def check them out. BUT 7k for such an small ,,bookshelf,, :-O with ,,off the shelf,, Hypex Amps ? You get nearly a Neumann KH420 or GGNTKT M1 where youve even Room Correction on bord + Cardiod. I appreciate that people can design with ,relativly, small afford such products because pre-made Driver or Amp Modules like Hypex are already so good. But 7000 euro is a price range with a lot of competition and i think people dont care if the spend 7 or 10k and than you can stay with the ,,leaders,, like a Neumann, ATC, Genelec or similiar. Sorry but i dont see any reason where this speakers are so much worth. And another (small) point, i think at this price point you can expect a design without visible cross screws (aesthetics…) + no digital input ?!
One of the best newer companies in Audio so far.. I’m probably gonna be moving towards getting these.. they sound so good, I’m serious man.. like I had to learn more of why and this is why hahaha
I’ve listened to pulsar an I’ve been looking forward to getting them ever since
He knows his stuff - informative
Very impressive presentation! I could listen to this all day :)
Guru of monitors!
I have the EXM Pulsar MK2 and they are worth every penny or dollar. Incredible brand that know how to make the best studio monitors.
Why isn't the frequency range of these speakers listed on the spec sheet on the sweetwater page?
Seems like he knows his stuff - informstive
does it have a digital input?
the dsp seems to have amazing tech built in but would it only accept analogue input? cuz that's an additional ad conversion isnt it?
Hey there! No, those Ganymede monitors do not have any digital input on them. Just an analog XLR input. With that being said, you are completely right, there is AD/DA conversion happening with the on-board DSP.
These monitors are using extremely high-quality DSP converter chips. Those chips will take care of both converting the inputted analog signal to digital, and converting that digitally processed signal back to analog.
I hope this helps!
Nick Pasquino, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3230, nick_pasquino@sweetwater.com
I want but I would have to hear them before committing to buying something so expensive.
I love all the deep dive info on the speakers, and especially, high end drivers, in detail, but when you are talking about a $7000.00 pair of (near/mid?) field monitors, I think you need to lead with that info.
Hope to hear them some day...
Mitch G. great product review and interview
Coax is so much better! Do they make passive near field models ?😎
This sounds reeeeally good. But at that price, this is also reeeeeeally out of my price range. And while their specs sound incredible, I can get Adam A8H, Neumann KH 310a + KH 750dsp, or HEDDs MkII, or Genelecs for a lot cheaper. If I had the money, maybe I'd get these. But, if I were to audition all these models, would that 5% increase in performance be converted to a $2000 - $3000 difference in cost?
Let me save you 15 minutes..... 7.000 dollars.
Cheers! I’m outta here. 🤝
LoL 🤣 dammm thanks dude 😎 am outt
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Dude was the kind of nerd you like to see in a rep when purchasing something
Dang
These are WAY out of my price range lol but I'd be happy to take one for free!!! :)
Just one?
@@channeloram OK you taked me into it, I'll take two!!! Lol
@@jeremy_p 😂😂
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$7000.00 for a pair? Seriously? I'm sure they sound really good but... I have a pair of 1982 vintage B&W speakers that originally sold for about $4000.00 each, I'm just glad I wasn't the fool that bought them when they were new.
Well, they are being made in Brookly, NY, USA, so there is that pesty Brooklyn Borough surcharge and Empire State surcharge on them.
I'd buy them at 5k
Very impressive monitors! Unfortunately, at that price range, even those running semi pro studios are not even going to consider purchasing them.
If they could get them into a price range where they could get a pair to the customer for $2000, I would bet that they will be moving 10 times as many speakers out the door!
lol, 7G's for project studio monitors
Not a fan of paying money for integrated DSP that will just be outdated over time
DSP is for amplitude and phase alignment only. This will never be out of date.
@@studioneo986 gotcha! That’s not so bad then. I wonder how much latency it adds, or if it’s bypassable for tracking. Most importantly, how much would the speaker cost if it was just bare-bones analog? Personally, I’m saving up for a Trinnov. I can’t wait
@@dougleydorite from the manual
Due to the precision and computational intensity of our proprietary calibration process, the full phase and magnitude calibration introduces approximately 40ms of latency. The setting “full” reflects this complete phase and magnitude calibration. For those applications such as tracking where minimal latency is necessary, the “min latency” setting removes the phase calibration and applies only a magnitude calibration, which reduces the total system latency to approximately 2ms. Always make sure both loudspeakers are set to the same processing setting during operation to avoid phase distortion between the two speakers.
@@studioneo986 thanks! They are on top of their game, thats for sure
$7000 ......!
Is nail polish included? 🤣 6500$ for nail polish & 500$ speaker
$7k and fingernail polish. that's all you need. that was some cool info though. I bet they sound great and they effing better haha.