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Jorge Jimenez

RARE PHOTOS: Drop bmr1 nearfield monitors | Vintage Vibes

BMR1 Nearfield Monitors

I've always been a sucker for PC gaming hardware with a look. Drop, a company recently acquired by Corsair, has consistently served as the place for purchasing niche enthusiast PC gaming peripherals. And it especially caters to PC gamers who prioritize aesthetics based on vibes.

The Drop BMR1 Nearfield monitors differ from your typical desktop speakers because it uses Balanced Mode Radiators, or BMR.  The BMR1 speakers use compact drivers inside a 2-inch disc instead of the cone-shaped diaphragms you see in everyday speakers. Situated beneath the BMRs is a dual force-canceling passive radiator. So, what does all this sexy speaker talk mean? Essentially, a more immersive sound experience from a more condensed speaker setup.

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