ADAM A 7 specifications

Category : Active speakers

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Manufacturer: ADAM
Model: A 7
Years of manufacture:
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Dimensions: 180 x 330 x 280mm (W x H x D)
Weight: 8.1kg
Factory price approx.:

Type of construction: 2-way active bass reflex speaker
Chassis:
- Bass 165mm (6.5"),
- Rohacell/ Kevlar sandwich
- A.R.T. Tweeter
Load capacity (nominal/musical b.):
Efficiency:
Frequency Response: 46Hz - 35kHz
Transition Ranges: 2500Hz
Impedance: 30kohm

Bass 165mm(6.5"),
Rohacell/Kevlar sandwich
A.R.T. Tweeter

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stereoplay Issue 10/2009; Place 5/7 in the test: "good" (69 out of 100 points) Price/ performance: "outstanding", "highlight"
- "Inexpensive studio monitor with local filters and independent chassis configuration. Sounds wonderfully dry and lively for his class."
videoaktiv Issue 5/2008; Individ ual test: "good" (71 out of 100 points) Price / performance: "very good"
- "A fine active monitor of the upper class, which brings some practical equipment details, especially for use at editing stations without an extra sound mixer. Very analytical sound - the A 7 is not a whitener."
music & pc Released 3/2008; 10 products in the test: without endnote Price/performance: 4 out of 5 points
- "... The basses showed an impressive precision; they seemed equally balanced and spatially advantageous ... The subjective listening impression was clearly the most open in the test field and of such vividness that one would like to have this box forcibly installed by the legislator in every living room ..."
Beat issue 6/2007; Individ ual test: 6 out of 6 points "Editor's recommendation"
- "In terms of its size, the A7 surprises with a clear, balanced sound with sufficient pressure in the bass range ... by no means an analyst, but rather a pleasing all-rounder...
Amazona.de Published 11/2008; Single test: 2 stars ("very good")
- "The basic sound of the A7 is, as it should be for a studio monitor, very neutral, no frequency range is overemphasized or swallowed. The stereo imaging is excellent, and the spatiality and depth gradation of a music signal can also be assessed well. ... If you are planning to buy new active near-field monitors for your studio soon and don't want to spend more than 1,000 euros for a few, you should definitely include the A7 in a comparison."
professional audio edition 10/2006;Single test: "very good" (mid-range) Price/performance: "very good"
- "A cost-effective, amazingly detailed and balanced near-field monitor."

"Inexpensive studio monitor with spatial filters and independent chassis configuration. Sounds wonderfully dry and lively for his class."

"A fine active monitor of the upper class, which brings some practical equipment details, especially for use at editing stations without an extra sound mixer. Very analytical sound - the A 7 is not a whitener."

"... The basses showed an impressive precision; they seemed equally balanced and spatially advantageous ... The subjective listening impression was clearly the most open in the test field and of such vividness that one would like to have this box forcibly installed by the legislator in every living room ..."

"In terms of its size, the A7 surprises with a clear, balanced sound with sufficient pressure in the bass range ... by no means an analyst, but rather a pleasing all-rounder...

"The basic sound of the A7 is, as it should be for a studio monitor, very neutral, no frequency range is overemphasized or swallowed. The stereo imaging is excellent, and the spatiality and depth gradation of a music signal can also be assessed well. ... If you are planning to buy new active near-field monitors for your studio soon and don't want to spend more than 1,000 euros for a few, you should definitely include the A7 in a comparison."