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Summer NAMM 2000
PRESS RELEASE
Roland Introduces RSM-90 Studio Monitor
July 22, 2000
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Roland is proud to premiere the RSM-90 Studio Monitor, a two-way reference monitor designed for nearfield monitoring in professional and project studios, as well as multimedia and home theater applications. Using proprietary crossover circuitry, a bi-wiring connection, and front-firing dual bass ports, this high-quality monitor delivers extremely flat frequency response and phase-correct imaging. Built using the same audiophile-quality components as Roland’s DS-90A 24-bit Digital Reference Monitors—including a 6.5" foamed polypropylene low-frequency driver and 1" high-frequency driver—the passive RSM-90’s deliver transparent sound, minimal phase shift and extremely low distortion. This exceptional sound is the result of the RSM-90’s proprietary crossover circuitry and advanced 2nd order filtering, which minimizes the phase shift typically found in passive monitors and ensures a flat response. Front-firing dual bass ports permit placement near walls, while magnetic shielding allows the RSM-90’s to be used near computer monitors. The RSM-90’s can accept up to 270W of peak input power from any high-quality amplifier. Connections are made using gold-plated binding posts, which are bi-wired for optimum performance and crystal-clear sound. The RSM-90’s outstanding specs and competitive pricing make it the perfect choice for nearfield monitoring in professional studios, or for use in multimedia presentations and surround applications such as home theaters. For more information, visit their web site at http://www.rolandus.com/.
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