Tannoy PS-350B (c. 2002)
Not much is documented about the Tannoy PS-350B. What the record shows comes from a handful of trade magazine mentions in early 2002, when the model appears to have been introduced as an active subwoofer for studio and professional use.
The PS-350B was an active subwoofer with a front-firing woofer mounted above dual ports, as noted in Mix Magazine (January 2002, p.132). Tannoy marketed it with "Real Bass Management" technology. The amplifier was rated at 350 watts, and the model number likely comes from that figure. EQ Magazine (February 2002, p.91) described the unit as a subwoofer that could be used in pairs without upsetting system balance, which suggests provisions for stereo or multi-sub setups.
That's all there is: an active sub, 350W, front-firing driver with dual ports, and bass management. No further specifications, design details, or production history have surfaced. No crossover frequency, frequency response, or dimensions are recorded in the period press examined.
Known facts in brief:
- Active subwoofer with built-in 350W amplifier
- Front-firing woofer, dual front ports
- Marketed with "Real Bass Management"
- Designed for studio/professional use
- Could be used in pairs (pair operation documented)
- Circa 2002 introduction
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