ADAM Audio F5 Active Studio Monitor Speakers, Single

"F5 5"" Powered Studio Monitor". "ADAM Audio monitors are found in top recording and post production studios all over the world, and now take their extensive knowledge of studio speaker technology and have created a more affordable entry line of monitors. The F5 is the smallest of the near field monitors in the F-series and has been designed for listening environments with somewhat limited space. Tweeter The F models feature a newly designed version of ADAM' highly acclaimed ART tweeter. Slightly smaller than the X-ART tweeter, it is the next step in this continuous evolution in tweeter design. Midwoofer As the name suggests, the F5 sports a 5A woofer made from carbon and paper and a 25mm voice coil. Despite the size of both the woofer as well as the cabinet, the F5 is capable of an astounding deep yet tight bass response. Controls Several controls to adjust the monitors to the environment are located on the rear panel: two room EQ' for both the high (>5kHz) and the low (<300Hz) frequencies as well as a volume knob (-EA3/4 to +6dB)."

Features

• "General Size: Near-field System type: Active Configuration: 2-way Drivers Low-frequency driver: 5"" Mid-frequency driver: Not applicable High-frequency driver: 1.5"" Full-range driver: Not applicable Driver type: Glass fiber/paper Sound Frequency response: 52Hz - 50kHz Max peak SPL: 106 dB Amplifier class: A/B Output power: 35W Onboard Features Input connectors: XLR, RCA, TRS Standby mode:"
• "ADAM Audio monitors are found in top recording and post production studios all over the world, and now take their extensive knowledge of studio speaker technology and have created a more affordable entry line of monitors
• The F5 is the smallest of the near field monitors in the F-series and has been designed for listening environments with somewhat limited space
• Tweeter The F models feature a newly designed version of ADAM' highly acclaimed ART tweeter
• Slightly smaller than the X-ART tweeter, it is the next step in this continuous evolution in tweeter design