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Originally, the B10 loudspeakers were conceived solely for use as nearfield
monitors, to be deployed when recording music in Dieter Burmester’s private
studio. However, thanks to their extraordinary performance, the concept has
now been extended to create a pair of shelf speakers capable of astounding
performance, with low space requirements.
A whole series of special features sets the Burmester B10 loudspeakers apart
from normal compact speakers. The thickness of the baffle, for example, is as
much as 48mm in places, while the front terminates in a panel of solid, 10mm
thick aluminium. In most speaker designs, the vibrations from the bass units are
transferred to the baffle, which in turn transmits the vibrations to the rest of the
enclosure walls. Our B10 speaker cabinets, on the other hand, feature an unusually
solid front panel in a sandwich construction. The deliberate decision to
dimension both the bass unit and the frequency crossover for extremely rapid
transients in the fundamental range constitutes another special feature and impacts
extremely positively on the sound characteristics. Transient response has
a major influence on a person’s sense of spatiality and perceived transparency
of the overall sound. In this aspect, there simply is no other loudspeaker that
outperforms the B10.
For delicate overtone reproduction, we have perfected the extraordinary annular
highringtweeter principle. The result is a unique tweeter unit with ringshaped
diaphragm, produced exclusively for Burmester. Its sound benefits are
due in no small measure to the fact that the middle and edge of the membrane
are located at a distance of very few millimetres from the driving coil, enabling
them to react in a fraction of a second to any changes in the audio signal