Genelec 7050CPM

Yes, it is designed to integrate seamlessly into 2.1 setups. By connecting your main monitors through the subwoofer's analog XLR outputs, the built-in bass management system automatically filters out frequencies below 85Hz, allowing your monitors to focus on midrange and high-frequency clarity.

This patented design allows for a long, reflex tube to be packed into a compact space. It effectively eliminates the turbulence and flow noise often associated with traditional bass reflex ports, resulting in clean, articulate low-frequency reproduction even at higher volumes.

Absolutely. The rear panel features a set of dip switches that allow you to fine-tune the phase and adjust the subwoofer's response to compensate for room boundaries or placement issues, ensuring a balanced sound in your listening environment.

With a 130-watt Class D amplifier and a maximum SPL of 103 dB, the 7050CPM is well-suited for professional nearfield monitoring environments. It provides a solid, reliable foundation for critical listening without overwhelming smaller or mid-sized rooms.

No, it is designed with an automatic power-saving switch-off function. When the unit does not detect an audio signal for a period of time, it enters a low-power standby mode to conserve energy.