Adam Audio offers 2 years warranty with an optional extension to 5 years with the registration of the product, and full repair service for 5 years, if required. near-field monitor that is ideal for use in small control rooms, home recording, video post-production, TV broadcasting or simply listening to music on a PC. Previously, Adam’s patented Accelerated Ribbon Tweeter could only be found in their more upmarket monitors – the A and S series.

Yes they have been advertised that with ribbon tweeters you can work much longer period of times, and they are totally right.If the device you’re connecting to has RCA outputs, like a hifi or mixer, simply use a pair of RCA to RCA cables. The ADAM T5V is a highly affordable two-way nearfield monitor and optimised for small control rooms. The 5" polypropylene woofer and rear-firing bass reflex port deliver tight, controlled low end response.

It’s a much more efficient design than conventional tweeters, and allows them to efficiently move more air. The T5V’s design also produces a pleasingly wide sweet spot – the location where you need to sit to get the best stereo image – so you can move around more freely before the stereo image completely collapses towards one speaker or the other. I have done it also professionally for some time but as soon as the fun part was gone and I decided to keep it more as a hobby and fun. It’s also waveguide fitted, with the same dispersion-control attributes seen in ADAM Audio’s flagship S Series studio monitors.It’s set at 3kHz, and on careful listening, I couldn’t detect any inaccuracies at all at this point. Powered with a 50 W Class D amplifier for the woofer and a 20 W Class D amplifier for the U-ART tweeter, the T5V produces SPLs of up to 106 dB per pair. With active monitors like the T5V’s, the volume control isn’t used like a conventional volume knob on a hifi system.

Extend your low end with ADAM Audio’s T10S subwoofer, which is perfectly matched to work best with the T5V and T7V studio monitors. The T5V T Series monitor also features new Class D amplifiers [20 W for the tweeter and 50 W for the woofer], universal power supplies, and built-in DSP driver crossovers that are derived from technological advances achieved in the design and production of the S Series line. However many smaller audio interfaces don’t have XLR outputs – they have two ¼” TRS outputs instead.The speaker monitor features a range of controls, including gain and cuts low/high frequencies, that enables you to fine-tune the audio to suit your environment.