Adam T5V (coppia)

Descrizione

The Adam T5V is a highly affordable two-way Active Nearfield Studio Monitor optimized for small control rooms.

With its 5” woofer the bass-frequency response of the Adam T5V extends to 45 Hz. The new U-ART tweeter, a breakthrough solution for use in high-resolution recording and mixing on a budget, goes up to 25 kHz and is mated to a precision waveguide with the same dispersion-control attributes as the High Frequency Propagation (HPS) waveguide used in ADAM Audio’s flagship S Series monitors. The waveguide’s highly uniform dispersion of high frequencies provides an incredibly wide sweet spot that frees you from being glued to a rigid mix position while working.

A beveled cabinet with a rear-firing bass reflex port and a small footprint allows placement anywhere in your room, no matter how small, and contains built-in DSP-controlled driver crossovers and equalization as well as multi-way analog connections. Powered with a 50 W Class D amplifier for the woofer and a 20 W Class D amplifier for the U-ART tweeter, the T5V produces SPLs of up to 106 dB per pair.

Excellent acoustic characteristics, small dimensions and an outstanding cost/performance ratio make this studio monitor perfectly suited for use in small control rooms in music, video and broadcast production.

U-ART™ High Frequency Driver
U-ART tweeter with HPS waveguide as used in the T Series from ADAM Audio
The new U-ART 1.9” accelerated ribbon tweeter, as used in the Adam T5V, is made of a high-tech polymide film and provides pristine and extended high-frequency response up to 25 kHz—virtually unheard of in monitors in this price range, and a breakthrough solution for use in high-resolution recording and mixing on a budget. Unlike a conventional dome or cone tweeter that uses a piston action to move air and reproduce sound, the U-ART tweeter uses a pleated ribbon that alternately draws air into its folds and squeezes it out as the folds respectively expand apart and press together in response to inputted audio signal. This design produces four times as much air movement as does a piston-based design, creating higher sound pressure levels (SPLs) with lower distortion.

The U-ART tweeter is fitted to a precision waveguide with the same dispersion-control attributes as the High Frequency Propagation (HPS) waveguide used in ADAM Audio’s flagship S Series studio monitors. The waveguide’s highly uniform dispersion of high frequencies provides an incredibly wide sweet spot that frees you from being glued to a rigid mix position while working.

HPS™ Waveguide
ADAM Audio S-ART
The HPS (High-frequency Propagation System) waveguide was initially designed at ADAM Audio for the S-ART tweeter of the S Series range with the aid of the latest computer modeling techniques. It hones the dispersion of the speakers to an even, uniform consistency, broad in the horizontal axis but tightly focused in the vertical plane. This minimizes potentially distracting reflections from the horizontal surfaces of significant studio furniture (for example mixing consoles), ensures that imaging remains constant, and creates a large, well-controlled and stable ‘sweet spot’, even at high output levels.

The U-ART tweeter as used in the Adam T5V is fitted to a precision waveguide with the same dispersion-control attributes as the HPS waveguide used in ADAM Audio’s flagship S Series studio monitors.

PWM – Pulse Width Modulation
In recent years amplifier technology experienced its second big change after going from tubes to transistors some 40 years ago. You can still find semiconductors in this new generation of amplifiers, but the signals to be amplified are treated in a completely new and different way.

Pulse Width Modulation
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) – sometimes referred to as Class D amplification, sometimes called Switching Amp Technology – converts the incoming signal to a series of rectangular waveforms of equal height. The width of the rectangles varies in time and the relation of the width of the rectangles represents the musical signal. This waveform can be amplified much more simply, as the transistors are not modulated anymore; instead they are used as switches that only turn the power supply voltage on and off.

It is possible that a very fast mechanical switch could do the job, but power transistors are a better choice for the task, so PWM amplifiers still work pretty much like conventional Class AB designs. It is important to note there are no bits and bytes involved, so “Digital Amplifier” is a misleading and inaccurate term.

Advantages of PWM
The main advantage of PWM amplifiers is their extremely high efficiency (>90%). As a consequence the heat to be dissipated is only one fifth of earlier designs, leading to much lower temperatures within the amps and making the use of heat sinks obsolete.

This principle has been known for decades, but time was needed to develop units that perform at the leading edge in sonic reproduction quality and yet still maintain the high efficiency mentioned previously. The ADAM units use the new technology for both the amp and the power supply section (i.e. no more transformers) combined with state of the art input and filter sections to achieve the best in multi-channel active studio monitoring.

Adam T5V Technical Data:

Woofer:
– Number 1
– Basket Ø 5″ (127 mm)
– Cone Material Polypropylene

Tweeter:
– Number 1
– Type U-ART
– Diaphragm Area 4 inch² (2420 mm²)
– Equiv. Diaphragm Ø 1.9″ (48 mm)
– Velocity Transform Ratio 4:1
– Diaphragm Weight 0.17 g
– Waveguide HPS

Built-in Amplifiers:
– Number 2
– Woofer 1
– Type PWM
– Amp. Power RMS 50 W
– Tweeter 1
– Type PWM
– Amp. Power RMS 20 W

Control Options:
– Input Sensitivity Switchable +4 dBu / -10 dBV
– Gain Yes
– High-Shelf – 2 dB, 0 dB, +2 dB
– Low-Shelf – 2 dB, 0 dB, +2 dB

Input Connectors:
– Analog XLR, RCA
– Input Impedance 10 kOhm / 20 kOhm

General Data:
– Frequency Response 45 Hz – 25 kHz
– THD > 80 Hz 0.5 %
– Max. SPL per pair at 1 m ≥106 dB
– Crossover Frequency 3 kHz
– Max. Power Consumption 132 W
– Weight 12.6 lbs (5.7 kg)
– Height x Width x Depth 11.7″ x 7″ x 11.7″ (298 mm x 179 mm x 297mm)
– Warranty 5 years (2 years warranty plus 3 years optional with product registration)
– Delivery Contents Power cord, Quick Start Guide

Descrizione in Italiano:
Adam T5V è un monitor nearfield attivo a 2 vie, ottimizzato per control room di dimensioni ridotte, disponibile ad un prezzo veramente interessante.

Grazie al woofer da 5”, la risposta sulle basse frequenze di Adam T5V scende fino a 45 Hz. Il nuovo tweeter U-ART, una soluzione rivoluzionaria per l’utilizzo in registrazione e mixing di alta qualità in questa fascia di prezzo, arriva a riprodurre frequenze fino a 25 kHz ed è realizzato con una waveguide di precisione, con le stesse caratteristiche di dispersione della High Frequency Propagation (HPS) waveguide usata nella rinomata S Series di Adam.

La dispersione delle alte frequenze così uniforme, garantisce un’estesa area di ascolto che ti permette di non essere vincolato ad una sola esclusiva posizione durante il tuo lavoro.

Il cabinet smussato, il bass reflex posteriore ed il design compatto permettono di posizionare facilmente Adam T5V, anche in stanze piuttosto piccole.

Adam T5V è equipaggiata di DSP per il controllo di crossover ed EQ e di connessioni analogiche in più formati.

Il DSP integrato gestisce crossover ed EQ, mentre due amplificatori in classe D, da 50 W per il woofer e da 20 W per l’U-ART tweeter, garantiscono fino a 106 dB SPL per una coppia di Adam T5V.

Eccellenti caratteristiche acustiche, dimensioni compatte e un incredibile rapporto prezzo/prestazioni rendono Adam T5V una scelta eccellente per produzioni musicali, video e broadcasting in piccoli ambienti.

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