Studio monitors ADAM AUDIO A4V Black, 2-way, 90W RMS, 4 inch woofer, LED display, rack-mountable

The ADAM Audio A4V is a compact two-way studio monitor designed for small studios, short listening distances and immersive multi-speaker configurations. It combines a 4-inch long-throw woofer made from Multi-Layer Mineral (MLM) fibers with the proprietary X-ART tweeter and on-board DSP tuning to deliver accurate, full-bodied sound across a wide frequency range of 52 Hz to 45 kHz. The monitor is housed in an MDF cabinet and features a rotary volume control, making it suitable for podcast production, music mixing and integration into 3D/immersive setups.

Advantages

The A4V offers precise imaging and a balanced frequency response thanks to its MLM-fibre woofer and X-ART tweeter. On-board DSP-based tuning makes it easy to adapt the monitor to room acoustics and listening position. Its compact MDF enclosure and moderate dimensions (158 x 220 x 268 mm) allow placement in small workspaces while providing a rated RMS power of 90 W and a peak output up to 110 W for reliable performance.

Suitable for

• Small studio mixing and mastering
• Podcast production and voice-over work
• Short-distance nearfield monitoring
• Immersive and multi-speaker / 3D audio setups
• Home studios and desktop workstations

Key specifications

• Model: ADAM A4V
• Configuration: Two-way monitor with 4" (10.2 cm) woofer and X-ART tweeter
• Frequency response: 52 Hz – 45 kHz
• RMS rated power: 90 W (peak up to 110 W)
• Housing: MDF cabinet
• Controls: Rotary volume control
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 158 × 220 × 268 mm
• Weight: 5.8 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Position the A4V monitors at ear height and form an equilateral triangle with the listening position for accurate stereo imaging. Use the on-board DSP tuning to compensate for room characteristics and adjust the rotary volume control to set an appropriate monitoring level. For immersive setups, integrate the A4V into your multi-speaker layout according to your system’s routing and calibration procedures.

Recommendations

For best results, allow a short break-in period at moderate volumes, perform room calibration or EQ adjustments using the onboard DSP, and avoid placing the monitors directly against reflective surfaces to reduce low-frequency coloration.