Golden Week Price [Like New] Pair ADAM F7 Studio Monitor Speakers [Discontinued Model]

Please note that price reductions are not possible due to the significant shipping costs associated with the size and weight of this item.
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[Recommended]
As this is a discontinued product, it is highly unlikely that any new-old-stock units remain on the market. This product is highly recommended for those struggling with boomy bass when placing speakers near a wall. It is also a renowned model used by professional producers.

[Condition, etc.]
The item has only been test-run once and then stored, so it is in excellent condition. I consider it to be new-old-stock based on my personal assessment. The speaker will be wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a cardboard box with cushioning material. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to minor scratches, as there may be some present.
Everything shown in the photos is included.

[Specifications, etc.]
Brand: ADAM
- Model: F7
- Speaker Type: Studio Monitor Speaker
- Connections: XLR, RCA
- Output: 40W
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 40kHz
- Color: Black

H32.5×W22.5×D27 cm

[How to Make the Most of New-Old-Stock Items]
The ADAM F7 possesses distinct advantages not found in current models within the same price range.

● Rarity of the Front Bass Reflex Port
All current series models feature rear ports. For Japanese production environments where speakers must often be placed near walls, the F7's front port, which minimizes bass boom, remains a highly practical and in-demand choice.

● Quality of the Class A/B Amplifier
While current models use the more efficient Class D amplifier, the F7 employs the traditional Class A/B amplifier. For those who prefer the analog richness and density of sound from this type of amplifier, it offers significant value over current, less expensive Class D models.

● Tips for Safely Awakening Long-Term Stored Items
Although the new-old-stock item is in excellent condition, after purchase, please first turn on the power and leave it for several hours without playing any sound. (This allows the capacitor film to gradually reform.)
Afterward, gradually increase the volume from a low level.
A carefully stored F7 is now an extremely rare high-quality monitor with a front port. It may very well be a treasure in its condition.
*Since some time has passed since the initial test run, please contact the manufacturer for any issues that may arise. Your purchase signifies your agreement to this condition.