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Adam Audio F5 5" Active Powered 50W Studio Riferimento Monitor Altoparlante Singolo

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Potenza massima in uscita dell'altoparlante 50 Watt
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  • Nuova ART tweeter
  • 5"? carbonio/carta-midwoofer
  • 2 x 25W (rms) AB amplificazione
  • Automatico stand-by
  • Guadagno una 2 scaffale filtri sul posteriori pannello
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Adam Audio F5 5" Active Powered 50W Studio Riferimento Monitor Altoparlante Singolo

- Nuova ART tweeter
- 5"? carbonio/carta-midwoofer
- 2 x 25W (rms) AB amplificazione
- Automatico stand-by
- Guadagno una 2 scaffale filtri sul posteriori pannello

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  • Fuori produzione ‏ : ‎ No
  • Dimensioni prodotto ‏ : ‎ 18,5 x 23 x 29 cm; 6,8 kg
  • Produttore ‏ : ‎ Adam
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00B6RJAIY
  • Numero modello articolo ‏ : ‎ ADAM F5
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David
5,0 su 5 stelle High Quality Studio Sound at a Great Price Point
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 6 giugno 2014
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I chose the Adam F5 monitors because of their size and price but mostly for the ribbon style tweeter and it's extended high-end frequency response. These speakers are crystal clear with no discernible distortion even at high volume. I've experienced no signs of ear fatigue, even after many hours of listening. They don't lack for bass but I added an Adam Sub7 for some real thump. If you're a bass lover, you will want a sub but it's not strictly needed.

Each one of the Adam F5's are powered and bi-amped. This means each one must be plugged into an AC outlet. The volume/level controls are on the back of the monitors and can be adjusted to + or - 6db. There is a notch at 0db on the knob and that's where I usually leave mine. I adjust volume from my computer or tube preamp. There is a high-end shelving filter (+/- 6db > 5Khz) and a low-end shelving filter (+/- 6db < 300Hz). There is also a highpass filter toggle switch to cut low frequencies at 80Hz in case you add a sub. The inputs on the back of the monitors are XLR/TSR (1/4") and RCA. If your plan is to hook the F5's up via a 1/8" jack...you will need to acquire the correct cords/adapters to go from 1/8" to RCA/XLR/TSR. Keep in mind that the cord/jack leaving your audio source will have to split off (right and left) and connect to each of the F5's. In my case, I'm using Computer>USB Cable>DAC>Tube Amp>F5's with single male to male RCA cords between the components.

These speakers are quality studio monitors and they sound wonderful. They are well crafted and look nice. The monitors are front ported and have a delicate but full sound. They switch to standby mode if no signal has been received after 20 minutes to save power.

I love my Adam F5's and would highly recommend them.
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Chris V.
4,0 su 5 stelle as opposed to bad design. If you were to use these in ...
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 20 maggio 2018
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When you pay $220 for a monitor, you get a $220 monitor. You're not getting high-end Genelecs, KRK's, or Yamahas. For this price range though, Adam F5's are surprisingly clear. The high end and upper mids are pristine. The lower mids are a touch on the boomy side starting at around 300. Below 80-ish you can't really hear bass accurately, but that's a function of the size of the woofer, as opposed to bad design. If you were to use these in concert with a decent little sub, in a well-treated room, they would serve as a quality budget-conscious mixing solution. They serve as my "B" station and I use them as a separate reference. They surve that purpose very well. Recommended for beginning mix engineers or people on a budget. The TRS, XLR and RCA inputs add a nice touch of versatility for the money.
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John Smith
3,0 su 5 stelle Great speakers (in terms of sound quality) with one flaw
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 5 marzo 2016
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Great speakers (in terms of sound quality) with one flaw: the 1/4" input is not tight and firm enough. It rattles as if the tweeter is broken when playing loud. I switched to RCA connections and now they are fine. By the way, these speakers blend really well with an SVS SB1000
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Mr. C
5,0 su 5 stelle Phenomenal quality
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 23 dicembre 2015
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I use music as a way to help minimize chronic pain I experience from quite a few wrecks and mishaps, helps to take my mind off things as I detest painkillers. With that out of the way, I can begin.
I grew up listening to records of Stan Getz, Louis Armstrong, Clapton, Page, etc. I memorized every nuance of every song, I knew how they're supposed to sound. Then I graduated to CDs in the 90s when the record player wasn't an option, and the inherent loss of depth that comes with the format. I'd find myself anticipating the next note, or tone, and being disappointed when it fell short.
I'm quite passionate about quality sound, in whatever I do, be it my car, my headphones, or my work/movie speakers. I set up audio systems for fun, because I love getting everything dialed in *just so*.
That said, I put up with a set of ginormous JBL floor speakers from the 90s wired up to an equally antiquated all in one tower. They were horrible, muddy bass at best, no highs, and flat midbass that was very prone to clipping at moderately high volumes. Saved up some money and picked up a pair of these F5s and a Vamp Verza VModa DAC/Amplifier, along with some decent cabling and connectors. My phone can play 24bit FLAC files, so with some good source files routed through the DAC into these F5s, the sound that comes out just makes people stop and listen. The guitar notes from the Chili Peppers or Santana, the percussion from DMB, the saxophone from Getz, the cello from 2Cellos, the reproduction is incredibly well balanced. Songs sound the way they should, full, not missing any highs or lows.

The setup out of the box is straightforward, and I've had both speakers at roughly 60% for 8 hours straight and the back panels on both were only moderately warm to the touch. I mention this because it has temperature warnings silk screened on said panel, given that one of these things costs the same as a Sony 5.1 setup from Walmart, I don't beat on them. YMMV.

I'm just getting started with my system, but I'll look to Adam Audio first when I go to expand.

If you're on the fence between Adam and another brand, do it, you'll be happy.
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V. Jamali
5,0 su 5 stelle Amazing bass in such a compact size. Amazing Highs and Mids. Better than the Emotiva 4s/5s.
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 21 ottobre 2016
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I had my doubts that I'd be satisfied with the Adam F5's coming from more massive HTD level 3 resedential speakers in my home theater coupled with a Rythmik LV12R sub so I was trying to figure out whether I should purchase the Airmotiv 5s/4s in it's place as they were only a few inches different than the F5. With that said I gave the Emotiva 4s a shot first since it was just barely big enough to fit on my desk, while the other 2 would require their own stands. While I liked the 4s and felt it was great the bass was a little weak, and I hated that it wouldn't auto power down which would come out to 40-50 a year in electricity charges. So I got the Adams F5 and compared them side to side. The Adam F5 was very similiar but it had a deeper bass, the highs/mids were basically the same, it had a front facing port, and it had auto poweroff which is awesome. Only downside is F5's are bigger than the 4s by an inch or two deep and high. So they take up more desk space.

Believe it or not the Adams F5 has AMAZING bass for the size. I crossed with a sub, the Rythmik L12 and they work perfect together. I use the built in 80hz HPF on the Adams and the speakers can push even more cleaner sound. Make sure the tweeters they are equal distances from your ears and at the same height or you'll notice something is off.

I tried both the onboard ALC1150 DAC and a Micca origin + DAC. I ended up preferring the onboard sound. They get very loud so I'm usually using them only at 25% volume. Yes they get that loud. I also put some tape over the lights as I hate blue light. Much better now.
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