Palmer Orbit 11
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ORBIT 11: A Modern Approach to "Point Source" Monitoring in the Range
The ORBIT 11 is designed as an active control monitor tailored to current demands: placement accuracy, temporal coherence, and mix translation. Its "True Point Source" philosophy aims to bring the listening experience closer to a single emission point, reducing phase shift effects between drivers and maintaining a clear soundstage even when moving around the room. This white version easily integrates into modern control rooms and studios while maintaining a performance-oriented, low-resonance construction.Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This monitor is intended for sound engineers, producers, and creators working on critical decisions: mixing, mastering, post-production, sound design, broadcast, and content creation. The homogeneous 120deg x 120deg dispersion facilitates listening by multiple people or within an expanded "sweet spot" area, while the cardioid directivity helps keep the low end more intelligible in imperfectly treated rooms. The result: consistent listening, useful for delivering mixes that translate more easily from one system to another.Technical specifications
| Battery | No |
| Number of channels | 3 channels |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Connection | AES3, XLR |
| Speaker diameter | 1", 8", 6,5" |
| Number of speakers | 4 |
| EQ | No |
| Inputs | XLR, AES/EBU |
| Color | Black |
| Power output | 400 W |
| Quantity | 1 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Palmer Orbit 11 suitable for mixing and mastering?
Designed for critical decisions, this 3-way active monitor is used for mixing, mastering, post-production, sound design, and broadcast. Its stated frequency response of 28 Hz to 28 kHz (-3 dB) covers a wide spectrum.
What connectivity options are available on this monitor?
Inputs include a balanced line XLR and a digital AES3 input on a 3-pin female XLR. A digital AES3 output on a 3-pin male XLR allows for digital daisy-chaining.
Can the Orbit 11 be used with a subwoofer?
A high-pass filter at 80 Hz is provided to facilitate integration with a subwoofer and to relieve the low-frequency range.
What power and sound pressure level does this monitor deliver?
The Class D amplification section delivers 400 W RMS and up to 1000 W peak power. The peak sound pressure level is specified at 116 dB. Limiters, including a multiband limiter, and overheating protection are integrated.
How does the Palmer Orbit 11's cardioid dispersion work?
The cardioid architecture limits energy radiated to the rear to reduce interactions with walls. The 120° dispersion horizontally and vertically maintains a wide listening area.



