Description
The Neumann KH 350 is a 3-way active midfield monitor with deep low-frequency extension and precisely controlled directivity; it also features advanced DSP integration. The low-frequency command and control needed for listening distances ranging from 1.2 to 3 m (4 to 10 feet) and for immersive production environments. Sharing Neumann’s characteristic tonal DNA, the KH 350 can be combined with other monitors from the KH line in immersive setups.
The KH 350 impresses with its deep, powerful bass response, huge dynamic range (headroom), and exceptional linearity across the entire audio spectrum (32 Hz – 20 kHz ±1.25 dB).
Neumann’s Mathematically Modelled Dispersion (MMD) waveguide controls sound radiation to deliver precise, uniform dispersion throughout the room. This ensures a stable stereo image and significantly reduces unwanted reflections, enabling accurate monitoring even at greater listening distances while maintaining outstanding nearfield performance.
Built on Neumann’s advanced DSP platform, the KH 350 supports MA 1 Automatic Monitor Alignment, providing highly precise frequency and phase optimisation.
Neumann KH 350 Features:
- Active 3-way design: Tri-amplified with 585 W Class D (300 W bass, 160 W mid, 125 W treble).
- Response from 30 Hz to 21 kHz: Deep bass with no strict need for a subwoofer.
- High SPL performance: Up to 122.6 dB SPL at 1 metre with low distortion.
- FIR linear phase: Phase correction between 60 Hz and 18 kHz for a precise stereo image.
- Dedicated drivers: 8.25″ woofer, 3″ mid-range driver and 1″ tweeter.
- MMD™ waveguide: Uniform directivity, a wide sweet spot and fewer reflections.
- DSP with MA 1 calibration: Automatic amplitude and phase adjustment based on room acoustics.
- Full connectivity: Analogue XLR input, digital AES3id (BNC) input/output and Ethernet.
- Comprehensive protection: Independent thermal, peak and excursion limiters.
- Atmos-ready: Ideal for reference stereo mixes and immersive installations.
- Dimensions: 54.5 x 28 x 36.3 cm
- Weight: 20 kg
- Manual here
