Adam Audio T5V Studio Monitor Pair
A pair of active nearfield monitors with 1.9" U-ART tweeters, 5" woofers, 50W plus 20W bi-amplification, 45 Hz to 25 kHz response, 106 dB max SPL, XLR and RCA inputs.
- U-ART ribbon tweeter with HPS waveguide reveals fine detail
- 5" polypropylene woofer plus rear port extends bass to 45 Hz
- Bi-amped 50 W woofer and 20 W tweeter deliver 106 dB peak SPL
- Rear XLR and RCA inputs with ±2 dB high and low shelf EQ
- Pair includes two monitors and two power cords for immediate setup
Professional studio monitor pair
The Adam Audio T5V is a pair of active nearfield monitors designed for recording, producing, mixing and podcast editing. Each speaker combines a 1.9" U-ART accelerated ribbon tweeter with HPS waveguide and a 5" polypropylene woofer in a bi-amplified configuration. The cabinets feature rear-firing bass-reflex ports and bevelled edges for flexible placement.
Small rooms and project studios
These monitors suit project studios, commercial facilities and compact immersive rigs where accurate monitoring is required at close range. Rear-panel DSP high- and low-shelf filters (±2 dB) help adapt the response to difficult acoustics. Buyers needing higher maximum output or deeper low-frequency extension without adding a subwoofer should consider larger models.
45 Hz to 25 kHz frequency range
The bi-amped design delivers 50 W to the woofer and 20 W to the tweeter, reaching a maximum SPL of 106 dB per speaker. This provides sufficient headroom for typical nearfield listening distances in small control rooms. For full-range monitoring below 45 Hz the matching T10S subwoofer extends the low end with precision.
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- Price $385.99
- Pricier than about 83% of the 77 comparable items (median $144.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cables do I need to connect the T5V monitors to my audio interface?
The monitors accept balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA inputs, so use XLR cables for professional gear or RCA cables for consumer devices.
Will the rear-firing bass port cause problems if I place the speakers close to a wall?
The bevelled cabinet and rear port are designed for flexible placement; use the rear low-shelf filter at -2 dB to compensate for boundary reinforcement.
How can I verify the tweeter and woofer are both receiving signal after setup?
Play a full-range test tone; the U-ART tweeter should reproduce frequencies up to 25 kHz and the 5" woofer down to 45 Hz at up to 106 dB SPL.
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