ADAM Audio Introduces the A Series Range of Studio Monitors

ADAM Audio Introduces the A Series Range of Studio Monitors

A line of studio monitors succeeding the award-winning AX Series and designed for both professional and home studios.

The ADAM Audio A Series delivers highly accurate, transparent sound across a full line of monitors that can be controlled remotely and in real time. Comprising five models, the A4V, A7V, A44H, A77H and A8H are the right fit for an array of professional and home studios — as well as broadcast, fixed-installation, 3D, immersive, and home audio environments. Innovations such as rotatable HPS waveguide technology, and DSP-based room correction and voicings enable users to tune speakers for their room and ears.

The compact but powerful A4V is best suited to smaller studio environments, while the A7V continues the success story of ADAM's most famous monitor, the A7X. With the other three new monitors, ADAM Audio plans to break new ground in this price range: The A44H offers a low-profile alternative to the A7V while delivering similar performance characteristics. With a 19-inch width, the horizontally oriented A44H can sit in a standard rack shelf or be mounted above or below a screen. An advanced successor to the A77X, the true three-way A77H is a loudspeaker that capitalizes on the latest ADAM Audio technologies to deliver a rich, spacious, and enveloping sound. The pinnacle of the A Series, the A8H is also a three-way design with a different form-factor that delivers the extremely accurate and analytical sound required for critical-listening environments.

The New ADAM Audio A Series Studio Monitors | Model Reveal

More info at: www.adam-audio.com.

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