Alesis Monitor One MKII Speaker
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It didn't take long to realize we had a hit on our hands. Just a few short months after its introduction, Alesis Monitor One Studio Reference Monitor was a winner of the prestigious TEC Award, and on its way to becoming one of the most popular near field speakers on the market. The reason was as clear as its own crisp flawless sound, super-flat wide frequency range, clear imaging, high-power handling and excellent bass transient response. These features add up to a unique ability to create incredibly accurate mixes that translate perfectly to every playback system.
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Crossover Type : 2-way
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Medium Density Fiber (MDF)
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Crossover Type : 2-way
RMS Output Power : 120 W
PMPO Output Power : 200 W
Driver Type : Dome
Minimum Frequency Response : 45 Hz
Maximum Frequency Response : 18 kHz
Impedance : 4 Ohm
Crossover Frequency : 2.50 kHz
Sensitivity : 88 dB
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Medium Density Fiber (MDF)
Height : 15.0"
Width : 8.5"
Depth : 10.0"
Weight (Approximate) : 15.00 lb