The single, Adam Professional Audio T-Series T7V is an affordable high-quality near-field active studio monitor well suited for project studios, commercial recording facilities, and broadcast environments. The speaker features Adam's U-Art 1.9" accelerated ribbon tweeter with HPS waveguide and a 7" polypropylene woofer with rear-firing bass-reflex port. The unit is bi-amped with 50W allocated to the woofer and 20W for the tweeter, and combine to provide a frequency response of 39 Hz to 25 kHz and a maximum SPL of 110 dB. The rear panel offers XLR and RCA connections with controls for input sensitivity, gain, high-shelf (-2, 0, +2 dB), and low-shelf (-2, 0, +2 dB). The Adam Professional Audio T7V ships with a power cord.
- Allows longer operation with fewer signs of fatigue
- Breakup is prevented by the folded diaphragms, distortions are effectively reduced to a minimum
- Advanced dynamic range due to acoustically effective diaphragm surface that is 2.5 times bigger (compared to a classic tweeter according to the piston principle)
Air velocity ratio of 4:1 during the sound generation by folded U-ART membrane
- Direct, fast response in the high-range even with complex transients
HPS waveguide from the S Series
- Makes dispersion more consistent and imaging more stable over a wider area
- Reduction of early reflections on the surfaces of mixing consoles, desks, and more
Lightweight polypropylene construction of the woofer
- Excellent transient response even at high sound levels without breakup of the diaphragm
Vertical 2-way system with 7" woofer
- High resolution of the stereo image
Rear-firing bass reflex port
- Bass reproduction with very low compression
Linear frequency response of 39 Hz to 25 kHz
- Unbiased reproduction in a wide frequency band
Maximum peak sound pressure per pair in 3.3' (1 m) 110 dB
- Powerful, compression-free sound reproduction even at very high sound levels
DSP-powered crossover design
- Smooth frequency response without interference between the drivers in the critical midrange
Simple room acoustic adjustments via high- and low-shelf filters
- Allows optimal adaptation to acoustically difficult listening environments or individual preferences
Analog inputs over XLR and RCA
- Optimized for balanced and unbalanced line signals
Acoustically optimized cabinet geometry
- Reduction of unwanted reflections on the cabinets