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Company: Ferguson Hill Studios
Product Name: Ferguson Hill FH007 mini speaker system
Website: Ferguson Hill Studios
List Price: £495-00
Ferguson Hill FH007 mini speaker system
By Ferguson Hill
Contributing Editor
Published: Saturday, June 9, 2007
Category: Speakers - Multi-Component/Stationary

Description:
The Ferguson Hill FH007 mini system consists of the following components:
One pair of Transparent Front loaded Horn Dipole Loudspeakers
With a nominal impedance of 8 Ohms
Each speaker has dimensions of 43cm x 26 cm x 18cm (H x W x D)
One pair of Transparent Spherical Bass Loudspeakers
With a nominal impedance of 8 Ohms
Each speaker is a sphere of 20cm diameter
Integrated Hi-Fi Amplifier with initial Class A mode
Consisting of two sets of Bi-Amp Class A/B Amplifiers
All amplifier sections operate in Class A mode for the first 1.5 Watts of output to provide the purest signal, free of crossover distortion
The Horn amplifier is a full range 16 Watt amplifier with no crossover as each unit is driven separately by its own dedicated amplifier
The Amplifer is mains powered, the total power consumption being 160 W
The Bass amplifier is a 16 Watt amplifier with an active crossover @ 340 Hz
Bass level fine tuning adjustment of ± 6 dB
Inputs: Stereo Phono and Stereo mini jack
The amplifier is a cube, with each side being 14 cm
Frequency response of system: 75 Hz – 20 KHz ± 5 dB
Features:
The FH007 is a miniature version of the £20,000 combined FH001, FH002 and FH003 system, but developed for a wider audience and for a wider range of applications. It has been designed to operate as a compact hi-fi system in conjunction with a CD or DVD player, or as a high end amplifier/speaker upgrade for an MP3 player or Executive PC in the Office or Study. The other key consideration that went into the design process was to make a system that was small enough to be used on a desk top, whilst maintaining the high end ideals of the large system.
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