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Most small, inexpensive speakers simply don't have the design and material standards found in professional studio monitors. The StudioPro 3s change that, delivering the same M-Audio technology and attention to detail we put into our monitors used in studios around the world. The StudioPro 3s deliver a host of features not typically found in monitors priced this affordably?MDF rather than plastic cabinets, internal acoustic foam for better bass response, custom port design for optimal efficiency and more.
For maximum flexibility, SP3s includes a stereo ?Aux? input which allows you to plug in a secondary audio source (such as your portable music player) in addition to the main RCA inputs in the back. The volume control works on both inputs simultaneously. Additionally, there is a stereo headphone output next to the ?Aux? jack that mutes the sound coming out of the speakers and redirects it to your headphones. Magnetic shielding prevents computer/video monitor interference Vented port design for added bass Transportable, compact design is ergonomic and flexible Internal standing wave acoustic absorption for greater efficiency Bass Boost switch Factory programmed for worldwide use RCA rear-panel inputs; convenient front-panel 1/8? inputs
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2008-04-10Most small, inexpensive speakers simply don't have the design and material standards found in professional studio monitors. The StudioPro 3s change that, delivering the same M-Audio technology and attention to detail we put into our monitors used in studios around the world. The StudioPro 3s deliver a host of features not typically found in monitors priced this affordably?MDF rather than plastic cabinets, internal acoustic foam for better bass response, custom port design for optimal efficiency and more.
For maximum flexibility, SP3s includes a stereo ?Aux? input which allows you to plug in a secondary audio source (such as your portable music player) in addition to the main RCA inputs in the back. The volume control works on both inputs simultaneously. Additionally, there is a stereo headphone output next to the ?Aux? jack that mutes the sound coming out of the speakers and redirects it to your headphones. Magnetic shielding prevents computer/video monitor interference Vented port design for added bass Transportable, compact design is ergonomic and flexible Internal standing wave acoustic absorption for greater efficiency Bass Boost switch Factory programmed for worldwide use RCA rear-panel inputs; convenient front-panel 1/8? inputs
VERY UPSET
2008-04-09
Okay, so I've been planning to buy these monitors for a long time and I finally got the money to get them. I read all the reviews, disregarded the ones that mentioned problems because I figured those individuals just got lemons. Well.... I guess Im a lemon head because Im sitting here listening to one amazingly sounding good speaker, while the other cracks and punches if I can even hear it at all. Im so mad that it hurts. These speaker(s) sound awesome, at least the one with the amp in it (left), hence the reason I provided two stars. But the fact that the right speaker doesnt work is really disappointing. I was really looking forward to making music on these, but I cant even listen to my cds right now because the cracking and going in and out is so annoying. Please M-AUDIO, fix these speakers!!!!! Theres no reason why they should be doing this.
Basically, my advice to everyone, do not buy these speakers. Unfortunately they are flawed, and I will return these and maybe get the Studiophile AV-20's. Lets hope they work!
Kind of disappointed
2008-03-06
First, I am not sure the problem that I met is a special case or a general case. I rated 2 stars on the assumption that the problem is a general case because more than one person have also mentioned more of less the same problem in their reviews. If the problem is a special case, I will rate the speakers as 5 stars.
I was playing music from high quality CDs on the M-Audio StudioPro 3 speakers and the sound card on my computer was Creative X-Fi platinum fatal1ty. The left speaker, the one with power supply and amps worked pretty well and the sound was real and clear. However, the right speaker always made some annoying cracking background noise even I set the volume at a medium low level. On M-Audio's web site, it is suggested the background noise comes from grounding problem. My computer and speakers were connected to the same surge protector and it was not the issue. At a price around $90 for 2.0 speakers, such defect should not be there at all. For example, I also own T20 speakers from Creative and they do not have such problem. So I ended up with returning the speakers.
Amazon's returning service was great and I got refund without any hassel.
Distortion!!!
2008-02-25
I bought one pair and the right speaker was distorted. I am an audiophile nerdy in enough ways so I tested various outputs... all that stuff before returning it. I actually held onto it while they sent a replacement, so that I could just plug in the right speaker of the new system. It too was distorted! I eventually replaced the whole thing. Still... distortion.
I'm just saying if you are a musician and you think you are saving a penny... these won't work for you.
I mean, if you listen to classical music it will (should) make you want to punch yourself in the face.
Otherwise, I suppose they are ok expensive computer speakers. I'm mad because if that distortion weren't there the rest of the spectrum and the referencing is great.
I sent an email to m-audio and received no response (two weeks ago), and have been on hold for the past 40 minutes (c'mon people) with their customer support. Not good.
What are the chances that I received two in a million defective products?
I can't believe no one has mentioned the crackly distortion in the upper range. Impossible to listen to any clean music, classical or other wise. If you listen to rock (which I also do) you might not notice.
Totally unacceptable as "monitors"
Good speakers.
2008-02-06
They're great little audio monitors. The audio sounds full and rich. I notice that they do get crackly at high volumes, which others have noted. I also don't believe they get loud enough.