Antelope Audio’s first ever studio monitor is designed to provide a cutting-edge modern solution for every studio. Atlas i8 delivers extended low-end frequencies and soaring sound pressure levels thanks to its secret weapon – two 8-inch woofers configured in an isobaric design. Atlas i8 brings sonic accuracy, pinpoint imaging and a fatigue-free listening experience as a result of meticulous acoustical engineering along with decades of research and development in the field of digital signal processing.
3-WAY ISOBARIC ACTIVE MONITOR
A NEW SONIC VOYAGE
Less space, more bass.
Fidelity first.
Fidelity first.
Coaxial for the Mids and Highs.
Digital precision.
Top-notch amplification.
Workflow just got better
SOFTWARE
CONTROL PANEL
The software control panel unleashes the full potential of the Atlas i8. Onboard processing allows various workflow enhancement options such as EQ, dim, mute, volume control, delay offset and preset management.
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COLOR DISPLAY
WITH ADVANCED SETTINGS
A color display alongside a rotary knob to the rear of Atlas i8 provides access to main settings like volume, routing, EQ, bass modes and preset recall with just a couple of steps.
AES I/O
AND ANALOG CONNECTIVITY
Alongside the standard analog connections in both XLR and TRS configurations, an AES/EBU digital input and output provide wider connectivity options: Bypass your interface’s D/A conversion; or daisy chain two monitors with ease.
MOUNTABLE
Optional mounting plate adapter (VESA 100x200mm) standard is available, making wall or ceiling placement for multi-speaker Surround and Atmos™ setups simple and elegant.
4-BAND EQUALIZER
Room matching can be further enhanced using the color display and rotary knob via a user-friendly 4-band EQ. Reduce low frequency band boosts in some room monitoring situations or tailor high frequencies to avoid desktop reflections.
DELAY OFFSET FOR DISTANCE
Atlas i8’s Delay Offset feature allows the distance between the sweet spot of two monitors to be compensated if there is a difference in order to achieve an optimal stereo image.
