Hi-Res Audio Certified

Both the analog audio front end and the Class-D audio amplifier from Texas Instruments feature special configurations to work at 24-bit/96kHz, guaranteeing bit-perfect audio conversion and amplification.

Headphone Output

Headphone output and AUX input are conveniently located on the front panel. A multi-function knob on the front panel also allows for power on/off, volume adjustment, and sound effects switching.

Multiple Inputs

Balanced TRS input provides low-noise signal transmission and easy connection to audio production devices and musical instruments. RCA unbalanced input and acoustic tuning options are available on the back panel.

Bluetooth V5.4

The Bluetooth V5.4 audio receiver supports seamless audio streaming with a stable connection. It also allows the simultaneous connection of two Bluetooth devices, making it easy to switch between audio sources.

Acoustic Room Compensation

High knob: Cuts or boosts frequencies above 10kHz by ±6dB. Low knob: Cuts or boosts frequencies around 125Hz by ±6dB.

Low Cutoff: Attenuates specified low frequencies to suit the shape and size of your room.

Acoustic Space: Compensates for mid and bass boosts to suit speaker placement.

Desktop Control: Compensates for desktop reflection of sound waves.

Powerful Enough

The fine-tuned 3.5" mid-low drivers and 1" silk dome tweeters deliver 18W x 2 (RMS) total output power and 92.5dB SPL (peak @1 meter). They are suitable for near-field listening and powerful enough to fill a medium room.