ADAM Audio A4V
Detailed characteristics of ADAM Audio A4V
- 4″ MLM woofer
- Rotatable X- ART tweeter + HPS waveguide
- Frequency range: 52 – 45,000 Hz (-6 dB)
- Amplifier power RMS: 110 W (woofer) + 20 W (tweeter)
- Crossover frequency: 3,000 Hz
- Max. SPL: 100 dB peak (1 m)
- Power rating: max. 300 W
- Built-in AD-converter 24-bit / 96 kHz
- 4-Band equaliser with the parameters “Bass”, “Desk”, “Presence” and “Treble” to adapt to the room acoustics
- Voicings function with preset sound profiles
- Real-time control of DSP-based functions via Ethernet
- A Control Remote software allows filter models to be loaded into the monitors own DSP
- Sonarworks integration (Sonarworks software and measurement microphone not included)
- AC input voltage: 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
- Connections: 1x line input XLR balanced, 1x line input RCA
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 268 x 158 x 220 mm
- Weight: 5.8 kg
- Price per unit
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Customer Review Summary
The ADAM Audio A4V monitors are an exceptional choice for those seeking precision and quality in music mixing and production. Their sound quality is impressively detailed, making them ideal for smaller studio environments where space is a consideration.
One standout feature is the High-Frequency Propagation (HPS) technology combined with the renowned X-ART tweeter, which delivers clarity in high frequencies without being overly harsh. The mids are accurate, making these monitors suitable for critical listening and mixing. Despite their compact size, the A4V offers surprisingly good bass response, although some users noted that the low frequencies might not be sufficient without a subwoofer, particularly for genres requiring heavy bass.
The monitors are equipped with versatile connectivity options, including balanced XLR and RCA inputs, making integration into various setups straightforward. The build quality is solid yet lightweight, allowing for easy placement in tight spaces.
Another highlight is the integrated DSP with real-time control via Ethernet, which simplifies the setup and adjustment process. Users appreciate the ability to fine-tune the sound to their acoustic environment, especially when using software like Sonarworks for calibration.
While the A4V provides a flat response that many users find appealing for mixing, some have expressed that it may lack the low-end punch compared to other models, particularly when transitioning from larger woofers. Despite this, the overall quality and features justify the price, making the A4V a worthwhile investment for serious audio professionals.
In summary, the ADAM Audio A4V monitors are highly recommended for their accuracy, build quality, and innovative features, proving to be an excellent addition to any studio setup.
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