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The Fluid Audio C5 are powered monitor speakers designed to deliver precise, balanced sound reproduction, ideal for home studio mixing or listening sessions in a professional studio. Their 5" composite-cone woofer and PEI diaphragm tweeter provide a wide frequency range, while the Class AB amplification delivers controlled power. Their rear bass-reflex port design optimizes low-frequency response, making them suitable for demanding work environments. These monitors stand out for their versatility and durability, perfect for musicians, producers, and sound engineers seeking clear, detailed sound.
| Type | Powered studio monitors |
|---|---|
| Woofer | 5" composite cone |
| Tweeter | 1" PEI diaphragm |
| Port | Rear bass reflex |
| Amplification | Class AB (25W woofer / 25W tweeter) |
| Maximum SPL | 97 dB |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | -90 dB (A-weighted) |
| Inputs | 6.3 mm balanced jack x 2, unbalanced RCA x 2 |
| Protection | Output limiter, subsonic, overheating, transients |
| Shielding | Against interference |
| Frequency response | 54 - 22000 Hz |
| Cabinet | MDF with black vinyl finish, white speaker surrounds |
| Volume control | Rear-mounted (left speaker) |
| Included accessories | Adhesive isolation pads, connection cable |
| Dimensions | 256 x 174 x 193 mm |
| Weight | 3.6 kg (right), 4.8 kg (left) |
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