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What reviewers think
Bloggers and YouTubers have tried this product—so we've summarized their strongest opinions below. Links to full reviews follow.
Product Strengths
- The A14-M has an obvious 'rightness' and an understated accuracy about its sound presentation
- Stereo imaging was absolutely tack-sharp and stable
- The A14-M is remarkably transparent and uncoloured, again with a very neutral tonal balance
- The A14-M is dimensionally accurate and may actually offer the most specific imaging of anything recently reviewed
- Brilliant, clear, accurate, and big sound with beautiful imaging
Product Considerations
- The A14-M might not be the ideal option for serious drum & bass or EDM production duties, due to curtailed bass extension and maximum SPL
- Depending on the signal source level, some may find the control range insufficient on the input sensitivity control
- The volume control on the A14-M can degrade the speaker's performance if used incorrectly
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The A14-M exhibited a remarkably similar, neutral, tonal character to the Neumann KH310
- The A14-M's ability to create a solid image and to disappear rivals that of much smaller footprint speakers, compared to the Role Kayak
- The A14-M system throws up a huge soundstage, bigger than most speakers, while also maintaining the proper spatial relationships between elements in the mix, compared to the Joseph Audio Pulsar
Takeaway: The A14-M Studio monitors offer superb neutrality, resolution, and stereo imaging in a compact package. Precise bass control and timing make them a worthwhile choice for anyone seeking a serious high-end monitor in a small size.
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Manufacturer details
- Potential peak power: 110 + 45 W
- Continuous max SPL@1m: 98 dB
- Short term max. SPL@1m: 103 dB
- Peak max. SPL@1m: 113 dB
- Signal to noise ratio (S/N): 95 dBA
- Bandwidth at -6dB: 56-23'000 Hz
- SPL tolerances: ±2.5 dB
- Phase tolerances: ± 45 (350 Hz – 20 kHz) deg
- Dispersion (H x V): 80 x 35 deg
- System: 2 ways
- Crossover frequency: 3600 Hz
- Woofer ext. diam.: 147 mm (5.8 in)
- W. diaphragm diam.: 104 mm (4.1 in)
- Tweeter ext. dim.: 90 mm (3.5 in)
- T. diaphragm diam.: 27 mm (1.06 in)
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 163 x 243 x 170 mm (6.4 x 9.6 x 6.7 in)
- Net Weight: 4.9 Kg (10.8 lbs)
- Input connector: 1 x XLR F / 3P
- Warranty: 5 (+1) years
The sound that has earned PSI Audio the respect of sound professionals all around the world improves your results and quickens your pace. From broadcast vans to the use as surround speakers in immersive setups, the A14-M Broadcast brings the trademark PSI Audio accuracy into the most discerning and demanding environments. Speakers you can trust … from any angle.
Ranging down to 56 Hz, the A14-M already impresses with a lot of transparent bass reproduction for its size. By adding one of our subwoofers, you can turn a pair of A14-M into a proper full-range system with all the clarity and precision you desire. Add our compact Sub A125-M or our flagship full range Sub A225-M.
This small but powerful full-range speaker with all of PSI Audio know-how, technology and features built in to a small cabinet. The A14-M Broadcast will surprise you by what sound can come of such a small cabinet. It is perfect for demanding users when space is an issue or in multichannel surround setups. The BROADCAST version is equipped to be transported or mounted wherever needed.
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- PSI Audio's speaker designs are hand-crafted in Switzerland, combining traditional techniques with modern technology.
- They developed proprietary technologies like Adaptive Output Impedance (AOI) and Compensated Phase Response (CPR) to ensure accurate transient reproduction and phase coherence, resulting in a highly detailed and truthful sound.
- The brand maintains a consistent voicing across its entire product line, ensuring that any model can be seamlessly integrated into a monitoring setup.
- PSI Audio utilizes a unique Class G amplifier topology in many of their models, providing the linearity of Class A/B with the efficiency of Class D amplifiers, resulting in powerful and controlled sound reproduction.
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AVAA C20
- Positioning: An analog active bass trap in PSI Audio's lineup, offering a straightforward solution for room mode issues.
- Description: Reduces resonance time of room modes by up to 50% without needing calibration. Unlike the digital AVAA C214, uses 100% analog technology, providing zero latency processing. It is highly portable and can be used in various environments, from home studios to professional settings, offering a cost-effective solution for those who do not require digital control features.
AVAA C214
- Positioning: A digital active bass trap, representing a more advanced option in PSI Audio's lineup with enhanced control features.
- Description: Features digital capabilities, allowing remote control via an app, which is a significant upgrade over the analog C20. It offers a larger absorption surface area, 45 times its size, compared to the C20's 25 times, making it suitable for users seeking high performance in larger or more complex acoustic environments.
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The Anniversary 10 (A10) is a culmination of all the experience that we have gathered over the last 10 years of designing and building HiFi speakers. Over the last decade, we have produced and sold thousands of speakers to happy HiFi enthusiasts from all around the world. Listening to feedback from our customers, learning from the best and adding our own flavor to the mix, has created extremely popular and critically acclaimed speakers, and now, this has evolved into our best sounding speaker yet. The A10 is something we are truly proud of, both in terms of sound, look and production values. It is a true celebration of our passion for amazing high-end sound, great engineering and high value products.
Product Strengths
- Exceptional bass performance for its compact size, with bass that is fast, clear, and tight
- Multiple 'Master Tunings' offer customizable sound profiles, adapting to different room acoustics and user preferences
- A high-quality Purifi woofer and SB Acoustics tweeter contribute to clarity, detail, and low distortion
- A solid wood cabinet made in Denmark provides a luxurious look and feel
Product Considerations
- Bass output may diminish or be limited at high volumes to protect the drivers from damage
- A separate purchase of the Platin Stereo Hub may be required for full wireless functionality and room correction
- The 'Made in China' label applies to the electronics inside the cabinet
- While the A10 offers impressive bass, some may still prefer to add a subwoofer for a true full-range experience
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Buchardt S400 Mark II, the A10 is more transparent with greater inner detail, clarity, and top-end extension—and deeper, tighter bass—while the S400 Mark II is more relaxed and forgiving with harsh recordings
- Vs Buchardt A500, the A10 has comparable performance, with possibly a crisper sound in some instances
Takeaway: The Buchardt Anniversary 10 is a compact yet powerful speaker that offers a customizable listening experience. Its impressive bass and versatile tuning options make it a great choice for those seeking a high-quality audio solution in a small to medium-sized room.
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Product Strengths
- Delivers greater tightness and precision from the crossover point on down
- Delivers an extended high-frequency range, with greater detail and more openness without harshness
- Stereo imaging is amongst the best
- Has no sweet 'spot', which allows the engineer, producer, and client a fairly similar listening experience
- Has a smoothly extended bass response that reveals what is really going on in that elusive bottom octave
Product Considerations
- The BM-15As may be overkill for a smaller mixing environment and better suited for larger rooms
- High end is as clean and accurate as the BM-12s, but the mids were a little lacking
- While they have a slightly forward characteristic, it doesn't get in the way of accurate monitoring
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Dynaudio BM-12 MK3s—BM-15A has more bass extension and pure raw SPL power
- Vs Dynaudio BM-12 MK3s—BM-12 MK3s have more detail in the mid-range
- Vs Dynaudio BM-12 MK3s—BM-15A are far louder and put out substantially larger amount of energy in the bass and subs
- Vs Genelec, Focal, Neumann, and Event—the Dynaudio BM series are in the same class as these monitors
Takeaway: The BM15A is a speaker that gives great stereo imaging with a wide frequency range, and produces an accurate sound which is nice to listen to for long periods. Full-range monitoring in a smaller studio is possible with these speakers.
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Product Strengths
- Detailed and powerful low-end response
- Articulate midrange driver
- Crisp and airy high-end without harshness
- The built-in EQ and Sonarworks SoundID Reference integration allows users to tailor the sound to their specific room acoustics
- Wide, deep, highly detailed, and solidly centered soundfield
Product Considerations
- Self-noise/hiss can be noticeable up close
- To fully use the Sonarworks feature after the trial, users would need to purchase the software
- Some users experienced initial connection hiccups with the A Control app
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The A8H offered a better value than the Dynaudio LYD 48 due to sound, build quality, and features like the built-in EQ
- The A8H offers more DSP capabilities, and is less expensive than the HEDD Audio Type 20 MK2 or Neumann KH310
- It is halfway between the less expensive but less sophisticated Dynaudio LYD 48 and ADAM Audio's own S2V—which, although a 2 way, offers step up in terms of sophistication
Takeaway: The A8H studio monitors deliver exceptional sound quality with user-friendly features—enhancing the overall audio production experience. These monitors, with versatile connectivity, DSP-driven room adaptation, and impressive audio performance, are a great choice for those serious about audio.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent balanced delivery with precise midrange
- Well-specified, easy-to-use EQ and room correction settings
- Good low-frequency extension given its compact size
- Produces a beautifully clean and well-defined sound, with no harshness in the highs and a real sense of spatial depth and stereo width
- As mixing tools, they tell it like it is, so good mixes sound 'right' and flaws are shown up clearly, just as they should
Product Considerations
- Expensive
- There's no straightforward way to hook up the Core 5s to the Core Sub Compact if all connections are to remain analogue
Takeaway: The Core 5 is a compact, accurate, and high-quality studio monitor that delivers a balanced and detailed sound perfect for smaller studios or immersive setups. It is comfortable to work with for extended periods, making it a great choice for professional use.
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