Studio Monitor Loudspeaker M-Audio BX3, Active Wired 50 W RMS, 80–22000 Hz, Black

The M-Audio BX3 loudspeaker pair delivers clear, full-range sound for desktop use, offering an RMS rated power of 50 W per speaker and a frequency response from 80 to 22,000 Hz. Compact and wired, these black monitor speakers are designed for home studios, gaming, streaming, multimedia playback and general computer audio where improved fidelity and accurate stereo imaging are required.

Advantages

The BX3 speakers combine a two-way design with a Black Kevlar low-frequency driver and a natural silk dome tweeter to provide defined bass and detailed highs. An acoustically inert MDF cabinet with rear bass-reflex ports enhances low-end response while maintaining controlled performance. Multiple inputs (1/4", 1/8", RCA) and a front-panel aux and headphone jack make connections simple and convenient. Rear-panel High-EQ and Low-EQ controls and a left/right active speaker switch allow on-site tonal adjustment and speaker placement flexibility.

Suitable for

• Home studio monitoring and music production
• Gaming and live streaming audio
• Watching movies and multimedia playback
• Podcasts, video calls and conference audio

Key specifications

• Brand: M-Audio
• Model: BX3 (BX3 PAIR)
• RMS rated power: 50 W (per speaker)
• Frequency range: 80 – 22,000 Hz
• Connectivity: Wired (1/4", 1/8" aux, RCA inputs)
• Color: Black
• Weight: 3.35 kg (pair)
• Cabinet: Acoustically-inert MDF with bass-reflex ports

How to use

Place the active speaker so the front-panel volume and headphone jack are on the side you prefer, then connect the passive speaker to the active unit according to the manufacturer wiring. Connect your source using the appropriate input (RCA, 1/4" or 1/8"). Power the speakers and set the volume to a low level before playback; gradually increase volume to the desired listening level. Use the rear-panel High-EQ and Low-EQ controls to adjust treble and bass to suit the room acoustics and your listening preference.

Recommendations

For best results place the speakers at ear level in an equilateral triangle with your listening position, allow some space from walls to reduce bass buildup, and use the EQ controls to compensate for room characteristics. When recording or mixing, use moderate volume and cross-check on other playback systems for balanced results.