IK MULTIMEDIA IK iLoud MTM MKII WHITE - Active Monitor

Small studio monitors often struggle to deliver accurate low-end and a flat frequency response, making mix decisions unreliable. The IK Multimedia iLoud MTM MKII White solves this by packing reference-grade acoustic performance into a compact MTM design, with built-in ARC room correction to adapt to any space.

Who is it for

Home studio producers, content creators, and audio engineers who need precise monitoring in limited spaces. Its compact size and integrated tilt stand suit desktop setups, while the 100W of power and extended bass response make it a serious tool for mixing and mastering.

Main features

• MTM (Mid-Tweeter-Mid) configuration with two 3.5" woofers and a 1" tweeter for precise imaging and minimal desk reflections.
• 100W RMS Class D amplification (70W LF + 30W HF) delivers up to 107 dB SPL.
• Built-in ARC (Acoustic Room Correction) with included measurement microphone automatically tunes the monitor to your room.
• Advanced DSP with controls for LF extension, HF trim, desk filter, and input sensitivity.
• Balanced XLR/TRS combo input, USB for firmware updates and ARC mic, and 24-bit/192 kHz AD/DA conversion.
• Bass-reflex enclosure in high-density composite, finished in white, with integrated tilt stand and mic stand thread.

Specifications

• Type: Active Studio Monitor
• Configuration: 2-way MTM
• Woofer: 2 x 3.5" high-performance
• Tweeter: 1 x 1" high-definition
• Total power: 100W RMS (70W LF, 30W HF)
• Frequency response: 40 Hz – 30 kHz (-3 dB)
• Crossover: 3.1 kHz
• Max SPL: 107 dB peak @ 1m
• Input: XLR/TRS combo (balanced)
• AD/DA conversion: 24-bit/192 kHz
• Enclosure: Bass-reflex, high-density composite
• Colour: White
• Voltage: 90-240V AC (auto-sensing)
• Mounting: Integrated tilt stand, mic stand thread

Tips

Use the included ARC microphone to calibrate the monitor to your room for the most accurate sound. The desk filter helps reduce bass buildup when placed on a desk, and the tilt stand allows you to aim the tweeter directly at your ears for optimal listening.