ADAM Audio T7V

The ADAM Audio T7V monitors are sold individually. If you are setting up a stereo monitoring system, you will need to purchase two units.

No, the T7V is an active monitor, meaning it has built-in Class D amplification. You can connect them directly to your audio interface or mixer using the provided XLR or RCA inputs.

Because the T7V features a rear-firing bass reflex port, you should avoid placing them directly against a wall. Leaving at least 12 to 18 inches of clearance will help prevent low-frequency buildup and ensure a more accurate sound.

The U-ART ribbon tweeter uses a pleated diaphragm to move air more efficiently, resulting in a wider frequency response and faster transient response. This design is specifically engineered to reduce listening fatigue during long mixing sessions.

With a 7-inch woofer, the T7V provides a robust low-end response that is excellent for medium-sized rooms. If your workspace is extremely small, ensure you have enough desk or stand space to accommodate their 210mm width and 293mm depth.

Yes, the T7V includes both XLR and RCA inputs. The RCA input allows for easy connection to consumer audio gear, while the XLR input is standard for professional studio interfaces.