Fluid Audio manufactures high-quality studio reference monitors, audio interfaces, and professional audio accessories designed for recording and mixing accuracy.
Fluid Audio is a respected manufacturer of professional audio equipment, specializing in high-fidelity studio reference monitors, desktop audio interfaces, and mixing accessories. Founded by audio engineers, the company is dedicated to providing musicians and recording studios with accurate, clear, and dependable sound reproduction. Their product lineup includes the popular Fader Series, FX Series, and Classic Series monitors, which often feature innovative coaxial driver designs for superior imaging.
Built for both commercial studios and home setups, Fluid Audio monitors overcome common sonic limitations by utilizing phase-optimized crossover networks, robust Class A/B or Class D amplification, and advanced materials like Air Motion Transformer (AMT) tweeters. Whether you are tracking, mixing, or streaming, Fluid Audio delivers professional-grade performance that translates perfectly across various playback systems.
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You can connect your monitors using XLR balanced, 1/4" TRS balanced/unbalanced, or RCA unbalanced cables depending on the model. Ensure power is off and volume is minimized before connecting.
Fluid Audio monitors feature an auto-standby function that powers down the amplifier after a period of no signal (e.g., 15-45 minutes depending on the model, normally turning the LED red or dim) to conserve energy.
შეგიძლია view the full warranty policy at fluidaudio.com/product-warranty. Products are typically warranted against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
Coaxial models like the FX Series can be used horizontally because the acoustic center remains aligned. However, standard models like the C5 or FPX7 should typically be placed vertically with the woofer on the bottom for optimal imaging and response.