BOOKSHELF SPEAKER REVIEWS

Monitor Audio Gold GX50 Speaker System Specs

Specs

Speaker: GX50
Type: Two-way, monitor
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 0.75 x 2, C-CAM ribbon
Woofer (size in inches, type): 5.5, C-CAM RST cone
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 8
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 50–100
Available Finishes: Bubinga, Walnut, Oak veneers; Black, White lacquers
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 6.69 x 11.81 x 11.44
Weight (pounds): 16.5
Price: $1,795/pair

Speaker: GXC150
Type: Two-way, center
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 0.75 x 2, C-CAM ribbon
Woofer (size in inches, type): 5.5, C-CAM RST cone (2)
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 8
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 100–150
Available Finishes: Bubinga, Walnut, Oak veneers; Black, White lacquers
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 18.13 x 6.69 x 13
Weight (pounds): 13.25
Price: $1,095

GXW-15 Subwoofer
Enclosure Type: Sealed
Woofer (size in inches, type): 15, C-CAM cone
Rated Power (watts): 650 RMS, 1,200 peak, Class D
Connections: Line-level and LFE in/out, RCAs; USB; 12-volt
Crossover Bypass: LFE
Available Finishes: Bubinga, Walnut, Oak veneers; Black, White lacquers
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 15.75 x 16.94 x 15.75
Weight (pounds): 77.6
Price: $2,795

Company Info
Monitor Audio
(905) 428-2800
monitoraudiousa.com

COMPANY INFO
Monitor Audio
(905) 428-2800
monitoraudiousa.com
ARTICLE CONTENTS

COMMENTS
Gianluca Lupica's picture
Submitted by Gianluca Lupica on September 1, 2011 - 8:25am

Was really looking for a Gx50 review and here we go!
Just wondering about male and female voices: how do they sound ?

Thanks.

Scott Wilkinson's picture
Submitted by Scott Wilkinson on September 1, 2011 - 1:26pm
Glad we could provide a product review you were looking for! In the review, Mark comments on vocals in three different examples: two movies (The Covenant, Star Trek: Insurrection) and one piece of music (Dave Edmunds). He rarely comments on female and male vocals specifically unless something is amiss with either one (for example, if female vocals are particularly boomy), which wasn't the case here.
Gianluca Lupica's picture
Submitted by Gianluca Lupica on September 2, 2011 - 2:02am

Hi Scott, thank you for your comment. You are perfectly right: vocals were commented for both movies (where clarity and resolution could be appreciated) and music (where, for this live piece of Rock music, I understand that at high volume the speakers turned to be a bit too much revealing or even harsh with respect to the singer's voice).

Good to know that in general there was nothing bad to mention about female & male vocals.

Great review!

X