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Description
In a world filled with bass-heavy earbuds and tinny laptop speakers, how do you ensure your mix sounds stellar everywhere? Enter the Avantone Pro MixCube Active Powered Studio Monitors. These mini marvels are not just any studio monitors; they are your gateway to mastering the art of mix translation. Inspired by the legendary Auratone 5C Sound Cubes, the MixCubes offer an authentic representation of how your tracks will sound on consumer devices.
With a specially engineered cabinet and a proprietary 5.25-inch die-cast, polished aluminum frame driver, the MixCubes deliver studio-quality sound with a focus on critical mid-range clarity. This makes them perfect for those final mix checks, ensuring that vocals, guitars, and keyboards shine through without unwanted tonal anomalies.
Built like a tank, the MixCube Active Monitors feature a robust, no-compromise amplifier that packs as much punch as a high-end rackmount model. Housed in a dense medium-density fiberboard cabinet, these monitors are designed to minimize resonance, providing you with a pure, uncolored sound. Whether you're placing them at ear level on your console or creatively mounting them in your studio, the MixCubes' versatility is unmatched.
Key Features:
- Proprietary 5.25-inch die-cast aluminum frame driver for studio-level sound
- High-quality paper cone made from New Zealand pulp with mica fibers
- Robust, no-compromise amplifier with ample headroom
- Dense MDF cabinet for minimized resonance and pure sound
- Nickel-plated input posts and dual-banana spaced aluminum terminal plate
- 7mm neoprene pad for skid-resistant acoustic isolation
- Recessed mic stand mount for flexible placement options
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Antoine Michaud
Avantone Mixcubes Review
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PROS
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Exceptional midrange clarity for accurate mixing
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Enhances mix translation on real-world speakers
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Ideal for checking mono compatibility
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Essential tool for aspiring mixing engineers
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Superior to investing in new plugins for midrange focus
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Improved version of classic Auratones
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Perfect for starting mixes in mono
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Helpful for balancing mixes for everyday devices
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At 0:05 in the YouTube video "Jeff Ellis: Engineering Frank Ocean" by Sound On Sound magazine, a pair of Avantone Pro MixCube Active Powered Studio Monitors can be clearly seen on the work desk of audio engineer Jeff Ellis.
In the Gear Club Podcast episode titled "The Gear and the Garage with Mitch Easter," at the 3:18 mark, a photograph of the control room in Mitch Easter’s Fidelitorium studio clearly shows a pair of Avantone Pro MixCube Active Powered Studio Monitors placed on top of the mixing desk.
In the video titled "EPIC HOME STUDIO Setup | Colin Sipos (studio tour)" by Andrew Masters, at the 0:04 mark, a pair of Avantone Pro MixCube Active Powered Studio Monitors can be seen positioned on either side of Colin Sipos' work desk, alongside the Quested V2108 monitors, in his home studio.
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