Product Description
The Dynaudio Professional M3XE monitor system is a significant upgrade from the well - known M3A 3 - way monitor, taking audio monitoring to a whole new level. Each speaker is powered by a four - channel PLM 12k44 amplifier from Lab.gruppen. With the latest Dynaudio ESOTAR driver technology, the M3XE outperforms most other monitor systems. It offers a remarkable 22Hz - 21kHz frequency response and over 135dB SPL, delivering outstanding resolution, range, and power. Unlike its sister monitor M3VE, a set of M3XE uses two 12k44 Lab.gruppen amplifiers. The 12k44's four independent amplifier channels power the HF, MF, and dual LF woofers, and it also features integrated Lake active cross - over processing. Key features include a three - way main monitor, handcrafted drivers, suitability for in - wall or free - standing setups, being paired with the Lab.gruppen PLM 12k44 amplifier, and being made in Denmark. Technical specs cover aspects like a 3 - way active main monitor system, a wide frequency response, high peak SPL, and detailed component information.
Using the Dynaudio M3XE monitor system is quite straightforward. First, decide whether you want an in - wall or free - standing setup. If it's in - wall, make sure to measure the space accurately to fit the 555 x 775 x 505mm dimensions. For a free - standing setup, find a stable surface. Connect the speakers to the Lab.gruppen PLM 12k44 amplifier using the provided cables. The amplifier has analog, AES/EBU, and Dante inputs, so choose the one that suits your source. Once connected, power on the amplifier and speakers. You can adjust the settings according to your audio needs. When it comes to maintenance, keep the speakers and amplifier in a dry and clean environment. Wipe the cabinets gently with a soft cloth. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you notice any issues with the sound quality, check the connections first. Also, make sure not to overload the amplifier as it has a maximum output power per channel of 3000W at 4 ohms. Regularly check the power and audio levels to ensure optimal performance.
