The Sceptre S6 CoActual Studio Monitor's coaxial speaker integrates a 6.5" low / mid-frequency driver and a 1" (25 mm), horn-loaded, high-frequency transducer.

The Sceptre S6 features a panoramic soundstage and a wide dynamic range. The advanced coaxial design works integrally with a 32bit / 96 kHz, dual-core processor running Fulcrum Acoustic's TQ Temporal Equalization Technology.

The Sceptre S6 features a 6.5" low / mid-frequency driver, a 1" horn-loaded tweeter and front-firing acoustic ports. The systems are biamplified, with each transducer powered by an independent 100W RMS, Class D power amplifier with an internal heat sink. Sceptre has an internal power supply and a blue power-indicator LED. The S6 studio monitor has a balanced XLR and a 1 / 4" TRS line-level input with an A-taper level control.

Coaxial systems, such as the S6, have both drivers on the same axis, providing a single point source for a consistent acoustic center. This results in symmetry of response on both the horizontal and vertical axes, at any given angle. The crossover transition is, therefore, seamless at all angles..

Each Sceptre monitor contains a 32 bit / 96kHz, dual core, active floating-point DSP chip that powers Fulcrum Acoustic's TQ algorithms. The TQ algorithms use fully addressable Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filters to eliminate horn reflections and to correct linear time and amplitude anomalies. Loudspeakers tuned with TQ provide a crisper stereo image, greater soundstage depth, more separation between the elements of a complex mix, increased resistance to feedback, more seamless transitions between distributed loudspeakers, and a less fatiguing listening experience.

The acoustic space control is a second-order shelving filter centered at 100Hz. It can remain flat or attenuate by 1.5dB, 3dB, or 6dB, reducing the boundary bass boost that occurs when the monitor is placed near a wall or corner.

The high-frequency driver adjust switch can boost the tweeter by 1dB, or cut by 1.5dB or 4dB. The High-Pass switch rolls off the lows below a specified frequency, 60, 80, or 100Hz, at a slope of 12dB / octave. This control is important if you are using a subwoofer in conjunction with the Sceptre.

A sensitivity control ranging from +4dBu to -10dBV helps you match the Sceptre to your mixer's outputs.

RF shielding protects against radio frequencies that could be introduced to the signal and become audible. Sceptre monitors also provide overheat protection, current-output limiting and subsonic protection. Soft startup amplifiers prevent damaging pops from sounding through the speakers when you power them up.