Studio Monitors

Studio monitors are an integral part of every recording and production studio. Unlike conventional speakers designed to sound their best, studio monitors are designed to provide the most accurate and true-to-life reproduction of the input signal. They should not accentuate, dampen or color any frequencies, although this is not always the case. Importantly, they can help the human ear pick up subtle nuances of sound and music, making it easier to analyze the individual elements in the mix. Thanks to their acoustic properties and detailed reproduction, studio monitors are also popular with general users outside recording studios.

Studio monitors are divided into passive monitors , which require an external amplifier, and popular active monitors. They are further classified as single-band , the most popular dual-band or tri-band based no the number and distribution of frequency bands. Studio subwoofers are also available for full, low-frequency reproduction.

When positioning studio monitors, their height must be optimized by using stands so that they are at head and ear height, which will ensure more accurate sound work. It is also crucial to insulate the monitors from the vibrations of the surface on which they are standing by using pads . If you need to switch between multiple pairs of studio monitors to compare different sonic characteristics, selectors and controllers will greatly simplify the workflow, even in relatively complicated studio setups.

Choose from a wide range of studio monitors and accessories to create the perfect sound environment just the way you imagined.