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Description
Experience unparalleled versatility with the Samson MediaOne BT3, a set of active Bluetooth studio monitors designed to elevate your audio experience. Perfect for musicians, producers, and multimedia enthusiasts, these monitors boast seamless Bluetooth connectivity, enabling you to wirelessly stream your favorite tracks from any Bluetooth-enabled device. Whether you're mixing tracks or enjoying immersive gaming sessions, the MediaOne BT3 ensures clarity and depth across all audio applications.
These monitors feature a robust combination of 3" copolymer woofers and 1" silk dome tweeters, each powered by 15 watts RMS, delivering a total of 30 watts of crisp, dynamic sound. The precision-tuned, rear-vented cabinets provide a deep, resonant bass response while maintaining the speakers' cooling efficiency. The elegantly designed front panel offers intuitive controls, including a level control, headphone output, and stereo input, making it easy to tailor your listening experience.
On the back panel, you'll find a Bluetooth pairing button, RCA inputs, and passive monitor terminals, ensuring seamless integration into any studio setup. The AV shielding makes these monitors ideal for multimedia applications, while the passive crossover design guarantees a smooth and linear frequency response. Housed in a sleek, all-black satin vinyl finish with protective metal grills, the Samson MediaOne BT3 is both visually stunning and durably built.
Key Features:
- Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio streaming
- 3" copolymer woofers and 1" silk dome tweeters
- 15 watts per channel RMS, 30 watts total peak power
- Front panel LED indicator, level control, headphone output, and stereo input
- Back panel includes Bluetooth pairing button, RCA inputs, and AC power connector
- AV shielded for multimedia use
- Passive crossover design for linear audio response
- Durable metal grills and sleek satin vinyl finish
- Speaker cable included
Product specs
| Brand | Samson |
| Model | MediaOne BT3 Active Wireless Studio Monitors with Bluetooth (Pair) |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2010s |
| Categories | Studio Monitors |
FAQs
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How do I connect the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors to a Bluetooth device?
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To connect the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors to a Bluetooth device, ensure both the monitors and your device are powered on. Press the PAIR button on the rear panel of the monitor to make it discoverable, and then select it from your device’s Bluetooth settings.
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Are the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors suitable for mixing and mastering in a home studio?
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The Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors are designed for casual listening and multimedia use rather than critical mixing and mastering. They are best suited for small home studios where space is limited and high-end monitoring is not required.
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Do the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors require an external amplifier?
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No, the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors are active speakers, meaning they have built-in amplification and do not require an external amplifier to operate.
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What are the main connectivity options for the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors?
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The Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors offer Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio streaming and RCA inputs for wired connections to audio sources like computers or mixers.
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Can the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors be used for gaming or watching movies?
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Yes, the Samson MediaOne BT3 monitors are versatile and can be used for gaming or watching movies, providing clear and balanced audio suitable for multimedia applications.
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Reviews
PROS
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Rich, deep sound quality that highlights high-resolution audio differences
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Compact size fits well in small spaces like college apartments
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Easy Bluetooth pairing with minimal lag
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Solid build with protective grill covering drivers
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Versatile for various uses: music, TV, and as an amp/PA
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Sleek, professional appearance with flat black color
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Excellent value for money with clean, crisp sound
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Handles loud volumes without clipping or distorting
CONS
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Right speaker failure reported within two months by one user
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No built-in bass/treble controls; adjustments needed from source device
Critic Reviews
4.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 9 Ratings
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Really good, especially for the price
I got these when I was at a Guitar Center in Virginia (Seven Corners to be precise) for their Labor Day Sale. I got the 3 year warranty on them as well, so I got the monitors plus the warranty for $80. The monitors themselves were $60 the weekend that I got them, which is a really really good deal. I haven't tested very many monitors so I can't compare them to other brands, but I can say that they reproduce the sound really well. I use them for everything- tv, music, etc. They give a great clean, crisp sound that's in my opinion really good for soft and/or acoustic stuff. They can also be pushed really hard and they don't clip or distort-I've had mine for over a year and I've never had a single problem with them. Plus they have bluetooth, so I can use my phone with it to play music wirelessly which I love. I mainly use them as an amp/PA for my guitar- I run it the guitar through Guitar Rig 5 Pro (amazing software, highly recommend) and then use an aux jack cable (or whatever the technical term is, I just know it's the one you plug headphones into) to connect the monitors to my laptop. It honestly sounds like an actual amp, plus I can control the volume without having to sacrifice tone. I find the monitors work really well with the software. All around, they're really good monitors. I haven't had any problems ever (no fried electronics, no blown out speakers) and I play them pretty loud. They handle everything really well, and they give a nice balanced mix. Good bright top end, punchy mids, and solid bass response. Plus I got them for only $60, which is an amazing deal especially since monitors can easily go for several hundred dollars. I love them. I highly recommend these.
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