T7V vs T5V
The T5V's low-frequency extension is 45 Hz against the T7V's 39 Hz. Both share high-frequency extension (25 kHz) and class (D).
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The T7V is a two-way, active nearfield studio monitor designed for vertical placement. It combines a 7-inch polypropylene woofer and rear-firing bass-reflex port with a 1.9-inch U-ART accelerated-ribbon tweeter and HPS waveguide. Separate Class-D amplifiers power the woofer and tweeter, and rear-panel high- and low-frequency shelving filters allow basic adjustment for the listening environment.
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