Equipment Speaker Packages Dali Megaline | Dali Megaline |
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The MEGALINE Introducing the MegaLine loudspeaker system - a statement that pushes back the boundaries of what is possible in the art and craft and science of loudspeaker design. The MegaLine parts from decades of design conformity. The two speakers are a seamless integration of form and function, an unapologetically monumental display which emphasizes the MegaLine’s innovative modular construction. The MegaLine is a reference loudspeaker system capable of reproducing the full dynamics and scale of the live music experience, revealing the subtleties of inner detail, contrast, atmosphere, pace and rhythm, all the essential elements which makes recorded music come alive. The MegaLine is the result of a radical re-evaluation of the traditional approach to loudspeaker design. Wiping the slate clean DALI’s research and development engineers questioned conventional wisdom and broke new ground on the road to a better understanding of the crucial interaction between loudspeaker, room and listener. Essentially, the MegaLine is a two-way loudspeaker, based on a vertical array of bass/midrange units alongside a second array of planar dipole ribbon tweeters. Each array is configured to operate as a single “virtual driver” extending from floor to ceiling. We chose to use a stacked modular design, based on three identical modules per channel for critical listening. The Line Source Principle Conventionally, a loudspeaker is viewed as a point source, radiating sound equally in all directions in the shape of an ever-expanding sphere. Since domestic environments rarely consist of infinite open space, sound will at some point encounter room boundaries: floor, ceiling and walls. Sound reflected repeatedly by these surfaces will add unwanted out-of-phase components, which become a significant proportion of what ultimately is heard at the listening position. In this way, the listening room itself exerts considerable negative influence on the final listening experience. In order to take the room out of the equation, a vertical array consisting of a theoretically infinite number of point sources is created.
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