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The concept of our servo-bass system is an easy
one to understand. It employs an accelerometer as
a sensor to constantly monitor the movement of the
woofer cone and instantaneously compare it to the
input signal. This comparison circuit identifies any
deviation from the input signal and applies a
corrective signal to compensate; resulting in the
virtual elimination of the inherent distortion of the
woofer.
In the Genesis products with an external amplifier,
this means that the servo/bass cable that connects
the woofer and accelerometer to the servo
amplifier is a part of the servo system feedback
circuit. It carries the measurement information
from the accelerometer to the comparison circuitry
in the servo-bass amplifier, and the corrected bass
signal to the woofers.
The Genesis Servo/Bass cable was designed to
work as a system with the servo circuit and the
amplifier. It is a speaker cable, and a feedback
circuit cable engineered together with the
inductance, capacitance, and resistance of the cable
optimized for each of the circuits – the
accelerometer as well as the drivers.
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Grounded shielding was employed to ensure
minimal crosstalk interference between the
accelerometer return and the high-voltage speaker
signal.
The result is an improvement in bass definition.
The phase behavior of the woofers is more
accurate, and with lower crosstalk between the
servo measurement circuitry and the speaker drive,
there is more slam and, subjectively, more speed in
the bass. As bass is the foundation of
music, you will also hear an
improvement in ambient retrieval,
soundstaging, and midrange clarity.
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Genesis Servo/Bass Woofer Cables
Applicable Models: Genesis Servo-Bass External Amplifiers
G I, G1.1, G II, GII.5, G200, G201, G300, G350, G350SE, G V, G VI
Termination Neutrik™ High Current Speakon
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Genesis Advanced Technologies, Inc. • 654 S Lucile St • Seattle, WA 98108 • USA • 206.762.8383 • www.genesisloudspeakers.com
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