Alesis M1 Active 520 Monitor Studio Active

Product Features:5in Active Two-way Nearfield Studio Monitor Speakers 75w Bi-ampable Design (tweeter 25w, Woofer 50w)5in Low Frequency Woofer For Clean Bass And Midrange3/4in Silk Dome Tweeter For Clear, Detailed HighsHigh-precision Drivers Offer Lower Distortion And Smoother Frequency ResponseAcoustical Waveguide For Enhanced Imaging With Minimal Diffraction1in Thick Front Baffle Helps Reduce Speaker ResonanceMagnetically Shielded For Close Placement To Video MonitorsXlr And 1/4in Trs Input Connectors With Volume ControlLow Frequency Density Switch For Space Adjustment Of The MonitorsRear Port Provides Deep Bass Extension And Increased SplEq Switches To Control High, Mid And Low FrequenciesBuilt-in Power Switch/clip Light Bar Mounted On TopAuthorized Internet Dealer1-year Manufacturer's Warranty Product Specifications:Frequency Response: 5620,000 HzCrossover Frequency: 2800 HzSignal-to-noise Ratio: ,100 DbInput Impedance: 20k Ohms Balanced, 10k Ohms UnbalancedInput Sensitivity: 85mvWeight: 13 LbsDimensions: 7-3/4ind X 6-1/2inw X 10-1/2inhcontrols And Indicators:1 X Top-mounted Power Switch/clip Indicator1 X Gain Control Knob1 X Acoustic Space Switch1 X Hi Boost Switch1 X Mid-boost Switch1 X Low 3db Roll Off Switch1 X Ac Voltage Selector Switch

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• Reviewed by: guilhermesoares

  05-01-08

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  Strengths: It is small and have an accurate sound. Perfect for home studios.

  Weaknesses:Not so powerful.

  Overall Evaluation: I really like this monitor. It is very small and have a great sound. Clean and reliable sound. Of course, as all near-field monitors, it does not respond flat in the low frequencies (below 50Hz). To get response in this region you need a reference subwoofer too. I also have a Behringer B2030A and they have similar sound (of course, both are reference monitors). The Behringer have more bass because it has a larger woofer, but the difference is small. Of course, the behringer also wins because it has 110W, while this has only 75W.But 75W is really enough for small or medium rooms, specially if you have a subwoofer.

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