M-Audio BX4BT 4.5″ 120W Bluetooth Studio Monitors (Pair)

M-Audio BX4BT Bluetooth Studio Monitors

The M-Audio BX4BT are a pair of 2-way studio monitors designed to offer a wide frequency response and easy configuration for producers, podcast creators, mixing engineers, and others who require a critical ear. The BX4BT features an integrated Bluetooth receiver, allowing you to play audio from any Bluetooth device including a turntable, phone, or even a computer to stream a reference mix.

Speakers Building Blocks

The monitor produces a frequency response of 69 Hz to 22 kHz, thanks to two amplifiers feeding a 4.5” Kevlar woofer and 1” silk-dome tweeter. A rear-mounted bass port delivers extended bass response, while the tweeter’s computer-engineered waveguide yields a wide sweet spot and minimized high-frequency scatter. Volume and high- and low-frequency controls are provided . The monitors have 3.5mm, RCA, and balanced 1/4″ jacks

At a Glance

• Bluetooth Connectivity
• Black Kevlar low-frequency drivers; 1” natural silk-dome tweeters
• optimized tweeter waveguide for precise imaging
• High-EQ and Low-EQ controls
• low-frequency response
• Left/right Active Speaker Position
• Bluetooth, 1/4”, 3.5mm, and RCA inputs
• Front 3.5mm aux input
• Acoustically inert MDF cabinet with bass-reflex design
• Includes 3.5mm TS speaker interconnect cable, 3.5mm to 3.5mm TRS cable, and 3.5mm TRS to RCA cable

Bluetooth Connectivity

The M-Audio BX4BT Multimedia Reference Monitors offer the flexibility to playback audio from any Bluetooth streaming device with excellent studio quality sound.

Universal Connectivity

The back panel features 1/4″, 3.5mm, and RCA inputs, while the front panel features a 3.5mm aux input and a headphone connection that turns the speakers off for private listening.

Active Speaker Placement Control

The M-Audio BX4BT features a left/right Active Speaker Position switch, letting you choose which speaker is sounding from the left or right side. This is useful if you are left-handed and want the speaker with the front-panel volume control on your left side, or vice versa. Also on the rear panel are High-EQ and Low-EQ controls to boost or cut the low end or add some shimmer to the highs.