Adam T5V

Active Nearfield Monitor

Equipped with: 5" woofer and 1.9" U-ART ribbon tweeter
2x Class-D amplifiers: 50W RMS woofer, 20W RMS tweeter
Frequency range: 45 - 25000 Hz
Crossover frequency: 3 kHz
Maximum input level: 106 dB (1m/pair)
Rear bass reflex port
Connections: XLR and RCA line inputs
Dimensions (W x H x D): 179 x 298 x 297 mm
Weight: 5.7 kg
Price for one piece

Further information

Speaker size	1x 5", 1x 2"
Amplifier power per unit (RMS)	70 W
Magnetic Shielding	No
Analogue XLR Input	Yes
Analogue Input (Jack)	No
Analogue Input (Mini Jack)	No
Analogue Input (RCA)	Yes
Digital input	No
Manual frequency correction	Yes

5 customer ratings:

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''Your first Adam Studio Monitors''

Ben x_x, 19.04.2018

I'm using these monitors to listen and produce music, mostly House/Disco/Hip-Hop, they are set on acoustic foam on top of a pair of Gravity stands to optimize the sonic experience.

Before, i had the opportunity to listen to other monitors such as Adam A7X (wich are awesome, with a great definition in the whole frequence spectrum, if you can afford em just go for them), JBL LSR 305 (wich are truely amazing considering the price, just slightely less clear in the highs and lows than the Adam F5 or T5V), Yamaha HS7 wich lack bass imo and KRK that in this case, had too much bass... just a matter of taste i guess.

Its been about half a month i have them and i have tried several sources on them like different kind of music coming from my computer and synths and drummachines coming from a mixing desk.

So far they sound really great for this ratio price/quality, no doubt about that, build like a tank, they provide very clear highs, an awesome stereo image reproduction (pan) and tight yet deep bass. The only thing i could complain about are the mediums, i just wish they could be a little more present, on some tracks im listenning to, when it comes to pads/violin/keys, i often need to gain the mid range a little +2 or +3db on the EQ so it sounds the way i want, again, maybe thats just a matter of preferences, my ears are a bit picky now, despite this, they are really impressive you can listen to them for hours without any fatigue as the brand promise, and as they say on their website, these are the perfect choice for you if your looking for your first studio monitors, no matter what kind of music you're listenning to, you won't regret it ;)

Cheers!

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Great Choice

dulgerize, 30.06.2018

I spent almost a month to find one of the best in the price range between 300-400 Euros (bought a pair of these) and I can surely say that I've never felt so satisfied with a purchase before!

I usually record and mix electric guitars and do voiceover projects, and these monitors are providing me more than I need, especially on bass side of things (for its size of course)

I can never say anything even neutral about these monitors, please at least try these.

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