Xavier:
Are these by any chance, "Adam System" powered monitors? Those are my only
powered monitors, and I love them--but don't have a sub yet...
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From: ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of DJ X
Sent: Thursday, May 7, 2020 12:40 PM
To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ddots-l] Info for Monitors that I have for sale
Hey guys, as I mentioned a few days ago, I have these brand new monitors for
sale, Ive finally been able to get all the info, so posting it here for
those who were interested.
You can purchase the 2 monitors or the entire 2.1 setup (2 monitors and the
accompanying subwoofer). If you purchase the full package Ill throw in
balanced connection cables so you can properly connect all 3 speakers to
each other.
Each monitor is identical:
Powered monitors
8 inch woofer, 1 inch tweeter
Balanced ¼ inch or XLR inputs, switchable between -10db or +4DBu (selectable
switch
Low frequency Attenuator (0DB, -1.5DB, and -3.0DB)
High frequency Attenuator (0DB, +1.5DB, and -1.5DB)
Use the attenuators to fix small playback issues in your space.
Gain knob has small detents as you turn it, for precise calibration of the
monitors; you dont have to guess where the knobs are matched, you can just
count how many clicks you are moving.
Onboard power switch
The subwoofer is also powered and shares many of the features as the
monitors:
10 inch down firing woofer, with tuned bass port for optimal response
Balanced ¼ inch and XLR inputs, as well as balanced XLR outputs
Selectable input range is -10DB or +4DBu
The subwoofer can be operated in standalone mode, or paired with these or
other monitors. It has a selectable cutoff filter that can be adjusted
between 80HZ or 120HZ
The sub also has a polarity switch to reverse the polarity of the speaker
for better location or for best bass response
The gain knob also has detents for calibration to the system.
An onboard power switch is also included for disabling the unit when not in
use.
This monitoring system sounds great, comparable to the Yamaha HS8 monitors.
The response is very flat and the monitors bring out detail in content,
whether good or bad, as a true monitor should! The subwoofer with its 10
inch driver can shake the studio and drop down to the lows with 808 and
heavy bass sounds, a great unit for EDM and hip hop, trap or any other sub
heavy producer. But the system works great as an overall monitoring/mixing
system regardless of your genre, it does great as a high-end listening
system as well. Note that while the bass is tight and deep, the unit is not
bass heavy, meaning that the sub is not over amplifying the bass
frequencies, it just has a great speaker and cabinet that let you really
feel the bass along with hearing it; but having done text mixes on a similar
pair, I can say the bass response is great and accurate for a sub, unlike
others that Ive tested. But the monitors without a sub sound just as good;
their 8 inch woofers allow them to reproduce the low frequencies without a
hitch!
These are meant to be nearfield monitors, so if you have a small working
space or are working in a bedroom, these speakers are just what you need, as
they can actually help you mix better by providing a more direct path to
your ears while providing greater separation of left and right channels.
Furthermore, they keep a great stereo image up to about 5-6 feet apart!
Note that these are brand new, complete with manufacturer warranty. I will
also provide the buyer with a write-up description of the speakers and the
connectors and switches
If you are interested in purchasing these or you have any questions, feel
free to contact me at DJX@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:DJX@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Regards, Xavier (DJX)
