Kali Audio IN-5 Monitor Speaker - Pair

Kali Audio IN-5 5-inch Powered Studio Monitor

If you demand the utmost in precision, the Kali Audio IN-5 is among the most accurate studio monitors in its price range. In fact, it stands up to speakers that far exceed the modest price tag. The IN-5 unveils every detail in your mix; in other words, it’s brutally honest. Nothing is boosted or attenuated to mask flaws or spice up its sound — what you hear is what you get. In addition to its ruler-flat frequency response, the IN-5 exhibits negligible levels of distortion, ample headroom, and impressive low-end extension for a 5-inch speaker. This speaker’s coaxial design boasts directivity that surpasses any non-coaxial speaker, enveloping your entire room in a uniform soundstage. Plus, its low-noise port tube yields clean, punchy bass. And thanks to its boundary compensation EQ, the IN-5 sounds great in a myriad of environments. The IN-5 also includes an integrated Class D power amp, along with balanced XLR and TRS inputs, and an unbalanced RCA input. For your studio setup, you need a monitor that you can trust — and the Kali Audio IN-5 delivers on all fronts.

Kali Audio IN-5 Studio Monitor Features:

• 5-inch powered studio monitor with coaxial 1-inch textile-dome tweeter and 4-inch optimized-profile midrange driver
• Tri-amped design with integrated Class D power amp
• Ruler-flat frequency response — there’s nothing hyped about this speaker
• Exhibits negligible levels of distortion — a full 6dB lower than its nearest competitor
• Boasts 20dB of headroom while playing continuously at 85dB
• Large magnets and voice coils produce super-accurate low-end response and impressive low-frequency extension
• Coaxial design exhibits superb directivity — better than any non-coaxial design — covering your entire room uniformly
• Low-noise port tube yields clean, punchy bass with zero chuffing
• Boundary EQ allows you to tailor the speaker to any environment
• LF/HF trims for fine-tuning the speaker’s response
• Balanced XLR and TRS inputs, and an unbalanced RCA input