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The HRS-120 SE is based on the earlier HRS-120 and is largely an aesthetic modification. It uses the same drivers and cabinet as the HRS-120, so has a Helmholtz resonator coupled to the bass cavity. This smoothes out the lift in the low-end response that would be generated by a standing wave in an undamped enclosure. This technique is used in the current HRS-130 and Borderland/Carbon models. The original crossover has been modified to allow bi-wiring and the Nextel finish that was used on the base plate, top plate and diffuser on the HRS-120, has been replaced with a more luxurious high-polish black polyester finish. This is a much better match visually with the walnut veneer that is the most popular finish for this model. This is the most popular finish on all of the loudspeakers we sell in China. It is also the most expensive and the most difficult to apply of all the veneers that we use. It is only available in small pieces, so the veneer on each panel of the cabinet is made up of several smaller pieces that are very precisely cut and fitted together like a jig-saw. Any gaps are filled with coloured wax. This is a time consuming process that has to be done very carefully to achieve the desired effect, but the gorgeous result justifies effort involved. Visit the HRS-130 web page
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