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New M-Force’s launch at 2018 Prolight+Sound

23 March 2018
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Friday, March 23, 2018 -Powersoft will be at the Prolight + Sound show from April the 10th to the 13th, in Frankfurt, giving all the visitors the opportunity to take a first look at the new M-Force.

Switching mode amplification is still a relatively untapped source of unexploited potentials, one of which is its ability to drive rather peculiar loads, such as the M-Force: a transducer that behaves in a completely different manner when compared to traditional speakers.

M-Force redefines the notion of a traditional transducer, with its parallel moving magnets generating linear movement, surpassing all the limitations brought by the need of purposely wasting power in order to move the mass of a moving coil.

This linear movement is achieved without the aid of any rotary to linear converter, making the M-Force a native push-pull device, capable of delivering perfectly symmetrical performances. The sheer force alone allows to drastically reduce cabinet’s volume to SPL ratio, whilst retaining outstanding sound performances, allowing for extremely deep and defined low ends.

Capable of handling forces up to 20 times greater than its conventional counterparts, when compared to traditional transducers M-Force unleashes a whole new spectrum of application possibilities that is not necessarily limited to the audio realm.

The new M Force 301P01 introduces a series of added solutions aimed to simplify the workload of our OEM partners, including:

• Simpler implementation - the motor and the diaphragm are now coupled in a robust chassis

• Better thermal dissipation - the chassis is engineered to better handle heat diffusion

• Improved magnetic spring action - the motor and the magnets alone are now tasked with delivering a linear movement without the need for an external spring

• High voltage connectors - integrated within the motor itself

Visitors to this year’s Prolight + Sound at Messe Frankfurt can find us atBooth C17inHall 3.1.

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