Loudspeakers
Woofer |
Y |
Woofer diameter (imperial) |
5 " |
Tweeter diameter |
1 " |
Number of tweeter drivers |
1 |
Number of drivers |
2 |
Number of speakers |
1 |
Amplifier |
Built-in |
Tweeter |
Y |
Number of woofer drivers |
1 |
Driver cone material |
Kevlar |
Recommended usage |
Universal |
Audio
Crossover frequency |
2800 Hz |
Sensitivity |
90 dB |
Frequency range |
56 - 22000 Hz |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) |
100 dB |
Additionally
Wireless technologies |
Wired |
BX5 Carbon, 2-way, 56Hz - 22kHz, 100dB
Professional Monitoring for any Studio
The BX5 Carbon studio monitor helps you track, monitor, and mix with confidence by providing accurate sound and dynamic acoustic control. Equipped with a 5” woven Kevlar low-frequency driver and 1” natural silk dome tweeter, the BX5 Carbon delivers a flat frequency response, enhanced stereo imaging, and increased clarity for authentic mixing in a space-saving design. The bi-amplified 80 Watt Class A/B amplification means high power with less noise and ensures that your monitoring setup can handle today's modern music with ease. With the BX5 Carbon, your music is ready for any listening environment.
Sweeter Sweet Spot
The tweeter’s waveguide has been enhanced to provide an expansive sweet spot and superior stereo imaging. A wider mix position gives you professional monitoring for any caliber studio. Pinhole-mounted LED placement cues help locate and light up the sweet spot to ensure a speaker placement that reliably translates stereo information and frequencies. When the LEDs turn bright, you know you’re dead center and ready to start mixing your sessions or laying down tracks with the BX5 Carbon.
Acoustic Control
Mixing doesn’t occur in a vacuum. Your listening environment influences your mixing decisions and, ultimately, the sound of your music. The BX5 Carbon's Acoustic Space Control, a series of calibration switches, helps provide optimal acoustic conditions for tracking, mixing, and monitoring anywhere. Adapt the BX5 Carbon to any mixing environment—from bedrooms to basements to professional studios—without compromising frequency detail or stereo image. The result is a flexible monitoring setup for the most demanding mixing environments.