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BAREFOOT SOUND

Designed for small-to-midsize project studios, the Barefoot Sound MicroMain45 is an active, 3-way monitor speaker that features the same signal path, amplifier, and driver technologies as the flagship MiniMain12. The speaker includes MEME technology, which emulates different speaker sets, allowing you to remove your secondary and tertiary monitor, freeing up space, cabling, and power.The 610W power amplifier delivers 250W to the 8" woofer, 180W to the dual 2.5" midrange, and 180W to the ring radiator tweeter, which combines to deliver a 40 Hz to 45 kHz frequency range at 113 dB SPL. A power cord, MEME switchbox, 6-way splitter, and three 3.5mm TRS cables are included.At a Glance 3-way active monitor610W of power per monitorFrequency Response: 40 Hz to 45 kHzMAX SPL: Continuous 113 dBSealed cabinet design8 aluminum cone subwooferDual 2.5" aluminum cone midrange1 ring radiator tweeterMEME Technology Voice EmulationCompact and affordableMEME Technology Barefoot MEME technology allows you to box up your secondary reference monitors for good. Despite the numerous advantages of high-resolution monitors like the Footprint03, many engineers still rely on their NS10s and mix cubes as secondary references. These speakers have long traditions, and people find them familiar and useful for focusing in on certain aspects of their mix. However, it s also a fact that crowding your console with those extra boxes degrades the sound field of the primary reference monitors. Not to mention, these speakers are no longer manufactured, need amplifiers, require cable runs, and consume more studio space. MEME offers an elegant solution by emulating the sound and translation characteristics of those other classic monitors.MEME Vocies:FlatOptimal setting for accuracy, transparency, and outstanding translation. Setting has a flat frequency response and an extremely fast transient response. This is the default voice, when the MEME Selector Switch is not connected to the speaker.Hi-FiWhile it does not emulate any one speaker in particular, this setting is indicative of hi-fi in the colloquial sense of the term. The midrange is a bit scooped and highs are a little accentuated. The bass response is altered to have less damping, yielding a hybrid character somewhere between the fast, tight, articulate sound of a sealed cabinet and the slower, fatter sound of a ported speaker. The result is a sweeter, more forgiving sonic character.Old SchoolThis setting emulates the frequency, phase, and transient response of the NS10M.CubeThis setting emulates the frequency, phase, and transient response of classic mix cubes.