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A little legend The BBC LS3/5A HiFi News & Record Review, March
1990
Conceived originally as a 'Grade II monitor' for the BBC's own
use, the LS3/5A has been in production for a dozen years and
remains as popular as ever. Trevor Butler unravels the true
story.
There can hardly be another single box which as provoked as
much emotive comment, or given rise to so many myths and
misunderstandings, as the BBC LS3/5A. The very name has caused
confusion, but in fact it simply follows the BBC's coded
equipment format. In this, cabinets have the prefix 'CT',
filters 'FL', and loudspeakers 'LS', hence the first two
letters. The figure '3' in the code indicates that the design
is primarily for outside broadcast (OB) use. A figure '5' would
mean studio broadcasting, as LS5/9. The number '5' after the
stroke is the model number, the LS3/5 supplanting previous OB
speakers like the LS3/1. So we arrive at LS3/5 which was the
title of the initial model. Later the 'A' was added to indicate
the first and only design alteration to the original
specification. Any further specification change would result in
a 'B'; but that hasn't happened, and isn't likely to, for
reasons which will become apparent.
The concept of this speaker was to suit those BBC environments
where monitoring on headphones was not satisfactory and yet
there wasn't sufficient room for a 'Grade I' monitor. A Grade I
monitor can be used for critical tonal balancing of programme
material, setting of microphone positioning, etc. Current Grade
I monitors are the LS5/8 and LS5/9. A grade II monitor may be
used for checking the quality of programme, but balance and mic
positioning are normally Grade I-checked unless there is no
alternative. It was recognized that what would be required was
a small Grade II unit with some sacrifice of bass response and
loudness reproduction, this being justified for the sake of
achieving compactness. The likely users were, for instance, the
production control areas of television OB control vans, where
there producer needs to listen at a lower level than that used
for the actual mixing.
There was no suitably available commercial unit, and so the
Research Department of the BBC was asked to design one, at its
headquarters in Kingswood Warren. Less than a week elapsed
between this request and the first prototype being offered for
field trials and evaluation. this came about because the LS3/5
was based around an experimental loudspeaker which had been
developed for some preliminary work on acoustic scaling tests
at Kingswood.
By using one-eighth scale models, and one-eighth wavelengths
(IE, 8-times frequencies), recordings can be made by which the
merits of particular acoustic techniques can be assessed
without the expense of a life-size environment. Naturally,
though, this implies that the entire model reproduction chain,
of tape player, loudspeaker, microphone and recorder, must be
capable of operating at very high quality with a frequency
range of 400Hz to 100kHz, in order to be able to model
accurately a typical bandwidth of, say, 40Hz to 15kHz.
Pictured is the model speaker the BBC used from 1972 until
1980, which represented a major step in the modeling process.
Although it had its limitations, primarily in terms of its
tonal quality and maximum power handling, components of this
small loudspeaker were found to be of a sufficiently high
quality to help fulfil the demand for the unusually compact
monitor needed in outside broadcast use. This was therefore
packaged and called the LS3/5 and showed the model
experimenters to have achieved good results.
A small number of these units where made in house by the BBC
and used in television mobile-control-rooms where they gave
satisfactory service. The BBC got to the stage of inviting
applications to make the LS3/5 under license by outside
manufacturers. Indeed, Rogers issued a press release on 19th
February 1974 which proudly announced that they would be
exhibiting the new design at SONEX '74, an exhibition to be
held that April. They offered a photograph and a provisional
specification: 25W power handling with +/-3dB 80-20,000Hz and
+/-4dB 60-20,000kHz. Crossover frequency was quoted at 3kHz and
the units were a 110mm bass driver with a Plastiflex doped
Bextrene cone and a 27mm Mylar dome tweeter. The price, &52
each plus VAT!
Alas, though, there were to be early problems. Although the BBC
had confidence in the KEF B110 bass unit at the time, when a
subsequent batch of in-house LS3/5s was needed it was found
that the low and high frequency units had undergone significant
changes and a re-design of the speaker would be required before
production could resume. Accordingly, the speaker was passed on
to the BBC's Designs Department, then located in Great Portland
Street, with a request to modify it so that it would once again
be suitable.
The trouble was in three areas; the B110 had changed, exciting
the cabinet in a different way, producing a coloration both
from the LF unit and the cabinet; and the HF unit had developed
a pronounced 'lipsy' quality.
In an attempt to ensure that cabinet resonance would not cause
problems, the side panels had each been damped with a
bituminized pad, and the top and bottom panels likewise, except
that two layers were required here. In addition, a PVC edging
was applied to the chassis of the LF unit and to de-couple it
from the front panel and seal the join. In order to damp the
air modes of resonance inside, all internal surfaces were lined
with polyurethane foam. The cabinet was sealed to prevent air
leaks, which might produce extraneous sounds from the high
pressures produced - indeed even the screw holes were made
airtight. The cabinet problems were associated with the
softwood parana pine fillets which connected the back panel to
the front; these had an insufficient impedance and were
therefore replaced with beech. The back panel was re-specified
from the precious sandwich of spruce to multi-ply birch, thus
obviating the voids often associated with spruce. This then
became the CT4/11A.
The opportunity was also taken to sort out the treble lisp of
the tweeter. It was felt that this unit, the KEF T27 SP1032,
was vulnerable because it was exposed and could easily be
damaged during rigging at a venue. It was decided to
incorporate a protection grille and a suitable one was found,
with some modification, from a Celestion HF2000. The tweeter is
surrounded by a thick felt-strip mounted on the baffle in order
to prevent acoustic discontinuity presented by the edge of the
cabinet setting up an interference pattern, since the T27
radiating surface is small and the radiator nearly Omni-
directional. The addition of the protection grille was wholly
beneficial as it raised the output at higher frequencies and
help cure the lisp. The effect of the Tygan cover on the front
was taken into account in the design, and the loudspeaker
should always be used with the grille on, to avoid
discontinuities in the upper presence region.
Having carried out these changes, the crossover had to be
adjusted to compensate and the new type, FL6/23 replaced the
original FL6/16. Sporting these alterations the first variant
of the LS3/5 was born - the LS3/5A. The 'A; suffix was
necessitated because although the LS3/5A sounded similar to the
LS3/5, the differences were significant enough for it not to be
possible to use a mixed pair for stereo listening. Since only
small quantities of the LS3/5 had been built, this did not
present much of a problem and only 20 units had to be
considered obsolete.
For those not fully acquainted with it, the design is still now
very much as it was then, with just a few slight enhancements
which came about over the years, as will be explained.
There were a few noted difficulties in 1977, and almost every
Summer saw the reject rate at the manufacturers rise slightly.
The early 1980s saw a change when the surround-dip was seen to
have moved slightly. This was resolved when the crossover
resonator controlling it was tuned to a lower frequency and the
damping resistor changed. Any alteration like this is issued by
the BBC to the current manufacturers and is incorporated into
their license. There have been also some adjustments to the
value of the tweeter coupling capacitor; these are part of the
relative balance adjustment. As the material of the tweeter
alters, the 'Q' changes and there is a mild 'tippling' of the
response. This coupling capacitor affect the shape of the
network and decides whether it is under or over damped. To
adjust the treble balance, an output from a tapped transformer
on the FL6/23 is adjusted, and the coupling capacitor changed
to maintain the crossover frequency.
Re-assessment
The major re-assessment of 1987 was widely reported in the
specialist press; but this time the alterations had been
requested primarily by the manufacturers. As one of the
licensees, Richard Ross of Rogers, explained, over the years,
whilst it had been possible to make an LS3/5A which sounded and
measured within spec, and which was acceptable, the number of
units, in particular the woofers which were within tolerance
varied. Because of the particular design of the LS3/5A, the
B100s, although being to KEF's standards, happened to have the
point where their tolerance was most variable occurring at the
most critical point in the speakers design. In hot summers the
reject rate of the bass units could be anything from 10 to 85
per cent, and, for the licensees, this was not satisfactory
from an economic standpoint.
At the same time as the licensees were finding it difficult to
make consistent units, the BBC was encountering their own
problems. At the end of 1987 it was noticed that the units were
tending to drift towards the limit of acceptability.
Specifically, they were found to be about 2dB up at a octave
around 1kHz, a particularly critical area for balance. There
had always been a slight lift on the LS3/5A here, but now it
started to become objectionable. It should be stressed that the
units were still operating within limit for a Grade II monitor,
but would have been unacceptable in a Grade I.
The crux of the matter was again the 'surround-dip', the
precise frequency of which varies by a few hundred Hertz over
time. This had become interactive with the box resonance to the
extent that action was needed. A change had to be brought about
so that speakers could be manufactured which the BBC would find
acceptable, to provide them with a consistent loudspeaker they
designed, and wanted.
The BBC referred the matter to KEF, who set their Special
Products Division to work. The problem was traced to variations
in the consistency of the Neoprene used in the making of the
SP1003 B110 and so a new B110 was specifically designed for the
LS3/5A. This uses a PVC surround, more consistent and
temperature stable than the Neoprene but less compliant. A new
spider voice-coil assembly was therefore required to give the
new drive the same sensitivity as the older one, in order to
achieve the bass performance. This is the B110 SP1228.
Crossover design is always a source of great debate and this
has certainly been the case with the LS3/5A. Changes have been
made, as reported, but the main specification and overall sound
balance of the speaker have remained the same.
Crossover
A book could be written on this subject as far as the LS3/5A is
concerned. The complexity is indicated in the circuit diagram.
L1 and R1 are employed to equalize the rising axial response
and frequency characteristic of the bass unit, while the group
C5, L2, and R2 compensate for a hump in this characteristic.
For the tweeter, L3 acts as a shunt inductor and as an
autotransformer to allow for differing levels of sensitivity.
C2 is adjusted to keep the crossover frequency constant and R3
is there to prevent ringing, with R4 and C6 to adjust the
frequency response at the upper end.
The SP1228 has a considerably smoother response than the older-
type B110, and hence needs gentler crossover equalization. It
was decided therefore that the crossover could not only be re-
designed to compensate for the change to the drive unit, but
could also incorporate new technology. In essence the
equalization is very much the same with a similar looking
circuit. The earlier design used the already mentioned taped
auto-transformer as part of the high-pass filter and to adjust
the level of the tweeter in 1dB steps, but it was noticed that
as the tweeter sensitivity was becoming increasingly consistent
(to within 0.5dB), a simpler constant impedance resistive
attenuator could be used to give the +/-1dB of adjustment in
0.5dB steps. One consequence of the simpler equalization is
that the overall impedance has been reduced from the previous
15ohm nominal to now 11ohm nominal.
KEF analyzed the effect of component tolerances on the overall
response and found that by tightening these in the most
critical areas an improvement in consistency could be achieved.
In previous units it had been possible to obtain a 2dB
variation. For example, if the network was +1dB in the critical
area and the accompanying drive unit was also +1dB the two
compounded. KEF decided that by opting for computer-aided
matching, it was possible to nominally select components so
that if the network was +1dB a drive unit with a -1DB figure
would be chosen to give 0dB overall change. the new crossover
is the FL6/38, SP2128/
Therefore KEF was able to offer matched components to the
manufacturing licensees even though the company does not
manufacture the speaker in its entirety themselves. It so
happens that all three current licensees use the KEF matched
parts. At the end of a day it has to be said that KEF did a
superb job. They were issued with a BBC LS3/%a reference unit
(no. 6) of 1975 vintage and produced a set of 1988 parts which
sounded so similar that they were within Grade I limits, and
could be made much more consistently. Hence LS3/5A remains.
Spendor used to make their own complete crossover units and say
that they could start again if they situation called for it.
They have now adopted the iron-dust inductors, not to be
confused with ferrite, and have dispensed with their previous
silicon-iron E & I transformer winding. The E & I laminates
tend to be more costly, and the opportunity to buy the matched
KEF sets was taken.
Rogers had for years used various ferrite and iron-dust cores,
because their research showed that they were more economical
and gave superior saturation qualities compared with the radio
metal or grain-orientated strip steel, given that in the
transformers there are quite small gaps with quite high fluxes,
whereas in the ferrite£r there are big air gaps and a lot of
magnetic material. Although there are probably a few more turns
and the DC resistance rises slightly, the saturation properties
are considerably enhanced. Rogers decided that with modern
crossover techniques, it was simpler to make a 2 or 3%
tolerance iron-dust core inductors than to make a gapped radio
metal choke. This is partly because the design is complicated
and any opportunity to make things less so should not be
avoided.
It would perhaps have been simpler in the long term for the BBC
to have completely re-designed the speaker, and to have
produced a LS3/5B, but they did not want nor could they afford
this option, since some three and a half thousand of the
existing design were in use up and down the country. And design
change had to produce similar results and the same response
because future models would end up alongside existing ones.
Even today, when a batch is taken to a location, it does not
matter whether some are from one generation and some from
another - they should all be capable of matching as stereo
pairs. That in essence is the whole purpose of the design,
consistency through production and during use, anywhere. To sum
up, then, the recent changes have offered no enhancements in
terms of specification, simply a means to provide better
consistency in production to maintain the speaker's standard.
This is now back on 'median' and so may sound a little
different from those latter 'older models' of just pre-
Christmas 1987, but will sound the same as earlier production
runs.
The impedance has altered slightly post modifications - this
can be seen by the modulus shown, reflecting the Rogers' two
standard models. Whereas the original was a nominal 15ohms the
newer model is nearer to a nominal 11ohms. Looking at the
nomograph, we can see the original as 15ohms, using the old
equalizer and with the old bass unit which had about a 7ohm
resistance. The new bass unit has a lower DC resistance but,
with the new equalizer, the curves are very similar in shape,
although the average level is now more like 11ohms. This still
means that the LS3/5A is voltage rather than current driven and
needs an amplifier that will swing volts and produces
reasonable power levels, but not into low impedance£r.
So an LS3/5A circa1977/78 will not in any particular way be
better or worse than one from 1983 or now. The consensus of
opinion from those who understand balance, is that the system
is the same and offers the same qualities as it always has in
terms of its tonal characteristics.
In detail, the latest models are now marginally smoother
because irregularities of the high treble have been sorted out,
and the coloration has been reduced by a small degree with the
new surround, but not so as to affect the tonal balance,
because the perception of localized coloration is all part of
the balance of the loudspeaker system and its equalization. So
if the tonal coloration was reduced to an extent in, say, the
1kHz region where it was noticeable, it could highlight
coloration£r elsewhere.
The new design offers only, in real terms, a better
consistency, executed by KEF to maintain the standard. No
enhancement in terms of the specification was made although
commentators say the loudspeaker now sounds a little better
because it is back on the median. Essentially it produces the
same sound. This has been backed by tests carried out at the
BBC and with manufacturers, with regard to the units stereo
capability.
The total number of LS3/5As made since the first license was
granted is estimated to be around 60,000 pairs so it is not
surprising that a huge interest has been generated around the
world. In the BBC the speaker has found many uses from the one-
man OB to the control and balance of experimental quadraphonic
transmissions from the Promenade Concerts several years ago and
in BBC Local Radio Stations, the design provides the main
cubicle monitoring. Even so, the design has its fallbacks like
the passive and complicated equalizer in the crossover to
restore the loss of low frequency caused by the cabinet size
and limited cone area.
Licensees
The very history of the speaker has interesting connections
with licensees who have been permitted to manufacture them.
After early production runs at the BBC's own Equipment
Department in Chiswick, the Corporation permitted a number of
companies to apply to produce the speakers under license, as it
is obliged to do under its Charter.
The license fee is a means of recouping the original
development cost, not purely a way of cutting unit costs by
mass-production, and the money is recovered by the Director of
Engineering and not BBC Enterprises, the commercial arm
of 'Auntie' which has taken over other money making areas like
publications and records. Recently as many as four companies
had licenses although in essence only two actually had a
production line at that time. This situation came about when
Harbeth, formed by HD Harwoodd who was working on the LS3/5A at
BBC Research Department, was granted a license while Rogers.
Spendor and Goodmans were also permitted to manufacture.
Goodmans in fact had ceased production and did not re-apply for
their license when the renewal time came, and Harbeth had yet
to start making any.
Another licensee manufacturer, Spendor, founded by the late
Spencer Hughes who had worked with Dudley Harwood at the BBC,
did not apply for a license at the first opportunity. The
company was then already working to full capacity, but when
a 'vacancy' next arose it did apply, encouraged by the fact
that Mr. Hughes knew the design and all that would be entailed
by association with it.
Rogers were involved almost from the start and now own the
Chartwell brand, a company who also previously licensed to make
the LS3/5As. The parent company, Swisstone, acquired the
defunct Chartwell, a previous competitor, in 1978 having merged
with Rogers in 1975. Manufacturing to quantity demands, in 1979
Rogers announced that it had sold its ten thousandth pair and
proclaimed LS3/5A the worlds most successful small loudspeaker.
With the Rogers total to date standing at 33, 534 pairs.
The latest company to be permitted to manufacture is Harbeth,
now under the control of Alan Shaw. They had samples from their
first batch passed by the BBC and are now eligible for full
production; all are of the computer-optimized type. This
initial sampling process, a condition of all licensees, is to
assure the BBC that their speakers are being made correctly.
The licensee selects two units from the initial batch to send
to the BBC. One of these is kept by the Corporation as that
licensee's working reference, while the other is tweaked so
that it matches the BBC's own reference, a unit from the very
first in-house batch. This second speaker is then returned to
the licensee and becomes the reference for all their subsequent
units to be compared with.
Earlier companies to have been licensed by the BBC have not
fared as well. It is agreed that the LS3/5A is not an easy
product to make properly and must be marketed correctly. Some
names have fallen by the wayside because they found the market
was not as large as they forecast, and some found it too
difficult to make to the BBC's tight tolerances. These problems
could be because people expect more than they see for a
£250 loudspeaker, and that without the correct marketing,
sales are just not realized.
Names like Audiomaster, who launched their models in April
1976, had a rather short lived license span while RAM never got
any units out on the street: they went bankrupt before the
production line got underway. Falcon, who were making
crossovers for Goodmans, made a batch for ailing RAM company
and then found themselves having to distribute the boards
directly because RAM were not in any position to pay for them.
A flurry of activity was seen from JPW but no quantities to
speak of ever materialized. Constant checking of the licensees
production is carried out, and there are some tales
of 'nasties' being found. There's the case of a unit coming in
for evaluation with a thicker than usual grille material
causing a two-octave 1 1/2dB dip. Needless to say it was
swiftly returned.
Of the three current manufacturers, Spendor says that although
a percentage of their production line ends up in the UK, 80% of
their sales are to the export trade, the areas being mainly
Europe, the USA, and the Far East, including Japan and Taiwan.
Rogers also export to Japan, Europe, North America, Hong Kong
and Singapore, with more sales to Japan than to the United
Kingdom even, where, while a quantity go to the BBC, the hi-fi
retail outlets get through a fair volume too. Despite the
advances of other designs, the LS3/5A remains a reference
standard loudspeaker in its class.
Acknowledgements
I am indebted to BBC Engineering for ensuring the accuracy of
this article. Within the BBC the work of two people, T
Somerville and D E L Shorter, must be considered as having laid
the foundation for current standards. The particular work on
the LS3/5A was carried out by Messrs H D Harwood of Research
Department and both M E Whatton and R W Mills of Designs
Department. It was with deep regret that we learned of the
recent death of Mr. Whatton.
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To Jei:
Jasonc was right, it's "Vocalise".
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to jei The background music comes from his piano concerto ,not
his symphony.
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To: Jei
The music that you are inquiring(MB's Ad) is Rachman Ninov's
Vocalise op.34 no.14 (•˜·¾šÁ•Çú µÚ14Ê×), ×÷Æ·34Ì–.
The original is for vocal, the Ad uses the Orchestra version.
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Sorry..I get one question...about the background music of
latest Mercedes Benz "S- class" AD.....people in that AD said
that's adapted from Rachmaninov, but I've checked about almost
all the symphonies composed by him(1-3), and still can't get
any ideas where it from. Please! Please anybody kindly can do
me a favor! Tell me where it from!
Thank you!!!
Jei
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1999/4/5
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Can you please provide with me more info on subscribing
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Many thanks!
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