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Note that the placement and

orientation of the CX monitors

within your studio is important

and correctly placed speakers will

result in improved imaging, clarity,

and overall performance. This

topic is covered in detail in the

“Setting up CX Monitors” section

of this guide.

Also note that the CX monitors

feature several switches that

help you contour the speaker

to your speciﬁc studio. When

these switches are left in their

default positions, the CX monitor

will exhibit the response characteristics found on the printed acoustic frequency

response plot that ships with each speaker. These anechoic* measurements represent

performance of the speaker in an “ideal” environment similar to that found in a

high-end recording studio with carefully tuned acoustics. In the real world, however, the

acoustics of your speciﬁc studio (or the placement of your speakers within the studio)

may cause your monitors to exhibit too little (or too much) bass, midrange, or treble.

To help compensate for this, the rear-panel switches contour the frequency response

of the speaker speciﬁcally to your studio. These switches are covered in detail in the

“About the Rear-Panel EQ Contour Switches” section of this guide.

*About anechoic chambers:

An anechoic chamber is a room in which the

ﬂoor, ceiling, and all walls are covered with

sound-absorbent acoustical wedges. These

wedges prevent sounds created within the room

from reﬂecting back and inﬂuencing the acoustic

measurement of the loudspeaker.

Anechoic chambers are considered to be

acoustically “neutral” spaces since the room itself

does not impart any kind of sound to an acoustical

source contained within the room. Because of

this, loudspeakers (including CX monitors) are

commonly measured and tuned in such rooms.

It’s in the details:

Did you know the shape and materials of a speaker cabinet can greatly affect the overall

sound of a speaker?

Your CX monitors feature thick walls and a carefully placed internal brace to prevent the

speaker from resonating at low frequencies. This means that the speaker cabinet itself will

not ring along with the low frequency sounds in your mix (such as a kick drum or a bass).

This translates into more accurate bass response.

Furthermore, the rounded (“radiused”) edges and contoured waveguide surrounding the

tweeter are not just cosmetic touches intended to improve the appearance of the speaker.

These features help spread high frequencies evenly around the room and widen the “sweet

spot” between the two speakers.

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