Tannoy Reveal 502
EUR 101.85
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Expected delivery: 20 Aug - 26 Aug to your country (AT)
Shipping cost: EUR 25.80
Incl. VAT. Free delivery in Austria from EUR 200
| Product # | 236443 |
| Brand | Tannoy |
| Category | Nearfield Monitor |
| Brand Category | Tannoy - Nearfields |
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- External traces of use on sides and edges
Reveal next generation studio monitor with large sweet spot.
Extremely efficient 5" woofer and 1" precision tweeter, 75 W bi-amp module, specially tuned, AUX-Link connection for mobile devices.
- - Frequency Response: 49Hz to 43kHz
- - Max. sound pressure level: 108 dB
- - Connect smartphone or tablet directly
- - The 75 watt bi-amp module and an active crossover filter ensure maximum power and a clear sound image
- - Balanced and unbalanced inputs offer maximum flexibility
- - Adjust level and EQ settings to suit your listening environment
- - Rubberized base for acoustic isolation
- - High efficiency custom 5" woofer
- - 1" tweeter, "indentation resistant"
- - Precisely tuned, front-facing bass reflex port enables placement close to the wall and ensures optimum bass reproduction
| Key attributes | |
|---|---|
| Speaker Size | 5"-7" |
| Power | 50W - 499W |
| Min. Frequency Range | 49Hz |
| Max. Frequency Range | 43000Hz |
| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer information | MUSIC Tribe Commercial BM Ltd. ROHQ
25th Floor, Ayala Life - FGU Center, 6811 Ayala Avenue 1209 Makati City Philippines |
| Nearfield Monitor attributes | |
|---|---|
| Max SPL | <114dB |
| Type | Active |
| Configuration | Monitor |
| Power Configuration | Bi-Amped |
| Input Types | XLR 1/4" 1/8" |
| Output Types | XLR 1/4" 1/8" |
| Product Details | |
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| Product Number | 236443 |
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| Relevancy rank in Category Nearfield Monitor | |
| Date | February 2022 |
| Condition | Demo |
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