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Corvus Reference Monitor
The Corvus Reference Monitor is a mastering-grade loudspeaker that is accurate and detailed, yet sweet and musical — you don't have to sacrifice one for the other.
Mastering-grade, yet sweet and musical.
$12,500 – $14,500per pair
Hand-built to order
- Grey$12,500
- Black Gloss$14,500
Mastering-grade MTM design, sealed enclosure
91 dB sensitivity — tube-amp friendly
Proprietary ring-radiator tweeter and foam waveguide
High-gloss finishes by Steinway-trained artisans
The Sound
Mastering speakers are often clinical and hard to listen to for long periods. The Corvus is different. When you listen to a symphony orchestra and close your eyes, it's like being there in person; when playing back your favorite artist, you hear exactly what the producers heard in the mastering suite.
Its MTM design uses two 7-inch drivers for greater mid-frequency dynamic range, reduced distortion and improved lobing. The ring-radiator tweeter, surrounded by a proprietary foam waveguide, directs sound in a precise pattern and absorbs errant reflections — a very large, defined listening experience, less affected by the room.
Made in the U.S.A.
Specifications
- Configuration
- MTM sealed monitor
- Drivers
- 1 × 1.1" ring-radiator tweeter, 2 × 7" poly-cone woofers
- Sensitivity
- 91 dB (2.83 V / 1 m)
- Impedance
- 4 Ω
- Frequency Response
- 60 Hz – 20 kHz ±1 dB (32 Hz – 28 kHz ±3 dB)
- Recommended Power
- 20 W tube / 100 W solid-state (300 W max)
- Finishes
- Grey · Black Gloss (custom finishes available)
- Dimensions
- 23.5" H × 9.5" W × 15" D
- Weight
- 46 lbs each
Questions & Answers
What finishes is the Corvus available in?+
The Corvus comes in Grey at $12,500 and high-gloss Black at $14,500 — and custom finishes are available on request. Each pair is finished by hand by Steinway-trained artisans.
45-Day In-Home Trial
Hear it in your own room for 45 days.
We build every amplifier by hand and stand behind it completely. Audition an Avian amplifier, the CiQala or any Soniquil cable in your own system — if it isn't the most musical thing you've ever heard, send it back.