Adam Audio S5X-H 4-Way Midfield/Main Monitor with 2x 12" Woofer, Horizontal, Single

ADAM's main monitors were especially developed for larger studios and control rooms, where exceptional high sound pressure levels are required in addition to sonic excellence. The S5X-H and S5X-V combine ADAM innovations in the field of transducer and amplifier technology with higher volume and more prominent dynamics. Maximum precision is still the goal of all their efforts at ADAM, not the commonly expected and produced but often disproportional bass performance.

High-end main monitors
In addition, special emphasis was put on the control options in order to always accurately adapt the monitors to different acoustic situations. The two model 5s of the SX-Series also feature the SX-control panel that stands out for both the variety and accuracy of its control options offered. Therewith a maximum of control and the precise reproducibility of settings is ensured.

exceptional: The X-ART midrange driver
An exclusive feature to be found in all main monitors is the use of the proprietary X-ART midrange speaker. These transducers transfer the clarity of the X-ART technology from the treble range into the crucial musical midrange. The horizontal and vertical versions accommodate different installation requirements. Due to their similar sound characteristics they can be easily combined in larger multi-channel applications.

S5X-H
The S5X-H transfers the basic sonic virtues of the X-ART technology and Hexacone drivers into a much higher dynamic range. It is equipped with a large diaphragm area (two 12" woofers, one 7.5" bass/mid woofer with HexaCone drivers, one X-ART midrange driver and one X-ART tweeter). That, coupled with five powerful amplifiers, allows the S5X-H to provide for impressive walls of sound that convey the powerful, completely effortless-sounding dynamic peaks with a clean and detailed tonal depth in the control room. The ability of the X-ART technology in particular to handle dynamic peaks without audible limiting or dazzling and transform these into sound pressure, is also impressive.