PRO AUDIO 386 Studio Monitors
Studiophile BX5a Deluxe 70W 5” Studio Reference Monitors
Rear-ported cabinet houses a 5” Kevlar woofer and a 1” waveguide-loaded tweeter to provide full, detailed frequency response. The drivers are pow- ered by two internal amplifiers, with a combined power of 70W for a strong performance. XLR and 1/4” input connectors and volume control knob.
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......................................sold as a pair Call or Log-on MR5 • MR8 5.25- and 8” Active Two-Way Monitors
Steel-frame woofer and a waveguide-loaded 1” tweeter provide full frequency response. Class A/B amplifiers provide a total of 85W or 150W of power. A precisely-molded minimum-diffraction baf- fle allows sound to travel smoothly in a wide dispersion pattern. This provides a wide sweet spot for accurate mixing.
MR5: 5.25” woofer/85W (#MAMR5)
......................Call or Log-on MR8: 8” woofer/150W (#MAMR8)
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Reveal 501A 5” Active 2-Way Studio Monitor
5” low-distortion low/mid driver and a 1” soft dome tweeter. Front firing bass-reflex port helps to extend low frequency response as low as 64Hz. Rigid, sculpted front baffle minimizes diffraction and provide clear stereo imaging. Balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4” input connectors. Rear-panel volume control and HF trim controls.
#TAR501A ........................................................................154.00 HS50M • HS80M 5” and 8” Two-Way Active Monitors
HS50M features 70W of power, a 5” woofer and 0.75"” dome tweeter, housed in a sturdy bass-reflex MDF cabinet. The HS80M offers 120 watts of power, an 8” woofer and 1” dome tweeter. Both offer rear panel level and room acoustics control switches, balanced XLR and bal/unbal 1/4” inputs.
HS50M (#YAHS50M) ........................................................199.99 HS80M (#YAHS80M) ........................................................349.99
MSP7 130W 6.5” Two-Way Nearfield Monitor
6.5” woofer and 1” dome tweeter are each powered by its own low-distortion amplifier. Rear panel of the cabinet features a balanced XLR input, along with a low cut switch, a volume level control, and high and low trim controls to match the monitor to your acoustic space. A front-panel LED indicates power status, and turns red if a signal is clipping.
#YAMSP7S ......................................................................399.99
Genuine wood cabinets house a 4” woofer and 2” tweeter in a bass-reflex enclosure. Analog and digital inputs with support for 24-bit/192kHz S/PDIF audio. Magnetically shielded, they feature Bass enhancer, front-panel headphone jack and subwoofer output.
#ROMA15DBW (Pair, in Black).............................................179.00 #ROMA15DNW (Pair in Blue/Natural)....................................179.00
Reveal 601P 6.5” Passive 2-Way Studio Monitor
6.5” low-distortion low/mid driver and a 1” soft dome tweeter. Front firing bass- reflex port extends low frequency response as low as 63Hz. Rigid, sculpted front baffle minimizes diffraction and provide clear stereo imaging. Power handling capability of 50-100W. Standard wire terminal inputs. Rear-panel HF trim controls let you adjust the monitor’s response to match environment. (#TAR601P)......................125.00
MSP3 Powered Two-Way Compact Monitor
Built-in 20-watt amp drives both the 4” woofer and the 7/8” tweeter. Magnetic shielded, can also be mounted on a mic stand with the optional BMS10A stand adapter. Features separate volume controls for the two line inputs plus high and low tone controls for tailoring the response of the monitors. Equipped with a balanced XLR input, a balanced 1/4” TRS phone jack and an unbalanced RCA coaxial input.
#YAMSP3.........................................................................149.99 HS10W 8” 120W Active Studio Subwoofer
Extra-large magnets for greater dynamic range. Extensive controls include input level knob, 3-way High Cut and Low Cut filter switches, Phase switch and on/off switch for Low Cut Filter. Extra-high subwoofer feet isolate speaker from floor rumble. XLR and 1/4” connectors.
#YAHS10W.......................................................................309.99 Studiophile BX8a 130W 8” Studio Reference Monitors
Rear-ported cabinet houses a 8" Kevlar woofer and a 1.25" waveguide-loaded tweeter to provide full, detailed frequency response. The drivers are pow- ered by two internal amplifiers, with a combined power of 130W for a strong perform- ance. XLR and 1/4” input connectors and volume control knob.
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......................................sold as a pair Call or Log-on MA-15D 4” 30W 2-Way Desktop Monitors HR624 MK2 • HR824 MK2 6.7- and 8.75” Active Two-Way Monitors
THX pm3-certified with low-distortion woofer and 1” titanium dome tweeter. Amps provide 140W or 250W of power. OmniMount ready for easy mounting on a wall or ceiling. XLR, TRS, RCA inputs and controls for LF and HF filters, along with acoustic space matching.
#MAHR624MK2.................................499.99 #MAHR824MK2.................................679.99
MediaOne 2-Way Active Monitors
Rear-vented enclosures feature a custom woofer and a 1” silk dome tweeter to provide a full frequency response. Dual Class A/B internal amplifiers. Front panel offers volume control, headphone jack, and a 3.5mm mini input.
MediaOne 3a 3” woofer/30W #SAM3A................................95.00 MediaOne 4a 4” woofer/40W #SAM4AQ............................129.00
Tascam VL-M3 Active 3” Stereo Monitors
Compact design with a stylish black wood grain finish, each monitor has a 3” full-range speaker to provide a wide fre- quency response. 24W stereo amp provides a strong signal with low distortion. Signal input via stereo RCA inputs. (#TAVLM3) sold as a pair
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MSP5 5” Active 2-Way Nearfield Monitor
Bass-reflex cabinet houses a 5” woofer and a 1” dome tweeter to provide accurate sound with a frequency response of 50Hz to 40kHz. Combined output power of 67W. Balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4” inputs. High and low trim switches let you adjust the monitor to match your acoustic space.
#YAMSP5S.......................................................................274.99 MS101III 10W 4” Powered Monitor
4-inch driver is housed in a bass-reflex enclosure and offers a smooth frequency response of 75Hz to 18kHz. Internal EQ boosts bass response while maintaining clarity. Independent high and low EQ controls for optimization within your listening space. RCA and 1/4” line inputs, as well as a 1/4” mic input and a 1/4” line output.
#YAMS1013.....................................................................149.99
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