Adam Audio S3V

The S3V is a studio monitor with a 3-way system, designed for a vertical application in the midfield, but can also be used, due to its excellent sound characteristics, in smaller working environments. It is characterized by an incorruptible reproduction over a wide frequency range from 32 Hz to 50 kHz. For those who strive for a natural sound image, this monitor provides accurate feedback on the structure of the acoustic stage.

In the low frequency range from 32 Hz to 250 Hz, a newly developed 9" woofer operates from the ground up. This delivers powerful and extremely precise low bass thanks to the ELE and SMA technologies introduced with the new S Series. In the mid and high frequencies, ADAM Audio's newly developed 4" DCH midrange paired with the S-ART tweeter provide a detailed, analytical sound. The tweeter's HPS waveguide allows monitoring in a wide sweet-spot, while also providing a fine representation of the stereo image and low end.

Features:

• Speed ratio of 4:1 in sound generation by folding the S-ART cone.
• Unique, one-piece midrange hybrid design of dome and cone (DCH)
• Specially designed extended linear excursion (ELE) woofers
• Newly developed Symmetrical-Magnet-Assembly (SMA) magnet assembly
• Vertical 3-way system with 1 x 9" woofer and 1 x
4" DCH midrange driver
• Linear frequency response from 32 Hz to 50 kHz (-20 dB)
• Maximum peak sound pressure per pair at 1 m ≥ 124 dB
• Customized DSP processor
• Analog XLR input
• Acoustically optimized and solidly constructed enclosures
• Panel: Rear
• Frequency response: 32 Hz - 50 kHz (-20 dB)
• THD > 100 Hz: ≤0.4 %.
• Maximum peak sound pressure per pair at 1 m: ≥124 dB
• Crossover frequency: 0.25 / 3 kHz
• Max. Power consumption: 550 W
• Weight: 25.0 kg (55.0 lb)
• Height x width x depth: 536 mm (21.1") x 293 mm (11.5") x 380 mm (15.0")

Specs:

• Color: Black
• Woofer: 1 x 9
• Frequency Range from: 32 Hz
• Frequency Range to: 50000 Hz
• Set Offer: no
• Number of paths: 3-way
• Type: Studio Monitor
• Theme: Recording and Studio

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