The M series
Dedicated for mastering, our M5P Evidence is the ultimate far-field speaker that empowers you with the ability to pinpoint and evaluate every little audio detail with extreme accuracy.
Needless to say that this is exactly what mastering engineers need to make informed decisions. Often, only relatively minor adjustments are needed, but it better be the right ones you make then. In short, regardless of application, our M Series of professional monitors will deliver the audio quality you have come to expect from us. And as mentioned, possibly even a bit beyond that.
M series
Specifications
- Status:
- Segment:
- Range:
- Type:
- Analog inputs:
- Maximum SPL (1m, pair):
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB):
- Upper Cutoff k(Hz @ 85dB +/- 3 dB):
- Box Principle:
- Crossover:
- Crossover Frequency (Hz):
- Tweeter:
M5P
- Discontinued
- Pro
- M Series
- Main Monitor
- Passive
- 28
- 25
- Rear-loaded bass reflex
- 5-way
- 290,480,2200,8500 Hz
- 2x 1.1in Esotar2
M3VE
- Discontinued
- Pro
- M Series
- Main Monitor
- 2x Lab.gruppen PLM10000Q
- 133
- 22
- 21
- Front-loaded bass reflex
- 3-way bi-amped
- 1.1in Esotar2
M3XE
- Discontinued
- Pro
- M Series
- Main Monitor
- 2x Lab.gruppen PLM10000Q
- 135
- 22
- 21
- Front-loaded bass reflex
- 3-way quad-amped
- 1.1in Esotar2
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