Pioneer DM-40 4-inch Desktop Monitor Speakers (Pair)

Compact monitors for DJ and studio use.

The DM-40 bookshelf monitor speaker is based on technology from Pioneer’s pro-audio sub-brand TAD1 and the S-DJ X Series of pro-DJ monitors, including a front-loaded bass reflex system to deliver a tight bass kick you’ll feel. Soft dome tweeters with DECO2 convex diffusers produce a 3D stereo sound and a wide sweet spot so you’ll enjoy a clear, energetic sound whether you’re sitting to produce, standing to DJ or listening to music from your smartphone.With a choice of inputs (RCA and stereo mini jack) you can easily connect the speakers to your DJ or production kit, making the DM-40 a versatile all-rounder ready for any home set-up.The DM-40s’ 4-inch fiberglass woofers output bass from the front and the bass ducts feature grooves to reduce air friction – so you’ll feel a tight, punchy bass even if you put the speakers close to the wall. Soft dome tweeters with convex diffusers deliver a 3D high frequency sound. Class AB amp and time alignment ensure balance across the frequencies, and the tweeter and woofer are carefully positioned to eliminate crossover and ensure a well-balanced response across the frequencies. A Class AB amp ensures perfect clarity with low-distortion and no loss of quality, and curved front edges reduce resonance for a clean sound. The cabinet’s curved front increases its rigidity and reduces external diffraction – as well as looking good in your home set-up.Other features include a volume control dial on the front panel for ease of use, RCA and stereo mini jack inputs and a headphone output.
Features

Type: 2-way bass reflex active monitor speaker
Tweeter: ¾-inch soft dome tweeter
Woofer: 4-inch fibreglass woofer
Amplifier output: Left channel: 21 W / 4 Ω , Class AB
Right channel: 21 W / 4 Ω , Class AB
Input ports: RCA x 1, 3.5mm stereo mini plug x 1
Output ports: Headphone output x 1
Input impedance: 10 kΩ
Power consumption: 35 W
Stand-by power consumption: 0.5 W or less

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