Avantone Pro GAUSS 7,a pair of 7-inch powered speakers with up to 180W RMS, max SPL 103dB and 30Hz-22000Hz frequency response. GAUSS 7 is an impressive monitor that mixes the old-school snap of vintage near-field monitors, with the bandwidth and frequency response of new-school monitors. Its GAU-AMT tweeter provides ultra-smooth response, with an impressive stereo-field — making hours of listening time only feel like minutes. The folded AMT driver can only be described as transparent and accurate, with detailed transients. The Gauss 7 system delivers a super-wide “sweet spot”, precise imaging, and an impressive, natural, and accurate mid-range response. Gauss 7 also features simple, yet very powerful acoustic-tuning controls. That, paired with the vertical dispersion of the GAU-AMT, means clean acoustic response in any room environment.
Specifications
Type: Active speaker
Rated Power: 180W RMS
Design: Bi-Amped Class D
Frequency Response: 30Hz-22000Hz
Maximum SPL peak per pair: 103dB
THD: 0.5%
Input Type: XLR (3-pole, male), jack (6.3 mm, balanced)
Enclosure construction: MDF cabinet with real wood veneer
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