Optimized for Immersive and Surround Sound Setups
Barefoot Sound has introduced the Footprint03C Center Channel Active Monitor, designed to seamlessly complement the Footprint03 left and right channel monitors. Engineered for mixing accuracy in surround sound and immersive audio environments, this addition ensures consistent tonal balance and precise sound reproduction, making it an essential tool for audio professionals.
Why a Center Channel Monitor Matters
A center channel monitor plays a critical role in achieving accurate dialogue reproduction, spatial imaging, and mix consistency. It anchors the soundstage, ensuring clear and balanced playback of vocals, lead instruments, and central audio elements—key factors in both music production and film post-production.
High-Performance Audio Engineering
The Footprint03C follows Barefoot's proven tri-amplified 3-way design, incorporating advanced speaker technology for low distortion, extended frequency response, and high SPL capabilities. Its state-of-the-art magnet and motor systems, copper shorting rings, and heat-sink technology optimize driver performance, delivering unmatched fidelity even in demanding studio conditions.
Key Features of the Footprint03C:
- Tri-amplified 3-way design for precise frequency separation
- 260 watts per monitor for powerful, clean output
- 42 Hz–40 kHz frequency response for full-range accuracy
- 104.5 dB max SPL (continuous)
- Sealed box speaker design for controlled bass response
- 6.5″ aluminum cone woofers and 3.5″ aluminum midrange driver for articulate mid and low frequencies
- 1″ ring radiator tweeter for detailed highs
- MEME™ Technology Voice Emulation for flexible sound profiles
- SPOC™ Technology for optimized phase coherence
- Compact design: 20″ L x 7.25″ W x 9″ D
Perfect for Professional Mixing Environments
Whether you're mixing film scores, immersive audio, or critical dialogue tracks, the Footprint03C delivers the precision required for high-end production workflows. It integrates flawlessly with Footprint03 monitors, ensuring a unified and natural soundstage that translates across different playback systems.