Fluid AudioFPX7 : 7" Single Point Source Coax Reference, Bi-Amplified 130w 42Hz - 27kHz (+/-3db)

Here are my first impressions: Pretty flat without eq, great off axis response. Bass drops off at 70hz as expected for a 7in driver. This is one of the only few speakers with AMT coax design.Pros: coaxial, AMT tweeter = detail, can get loud, front bass port, front volume control.Cons: Twitter idle hiss, basic eq,The subs in my pictures were off for measurements and review. I used a calibrated measurement microphone with REW (room eq wizard). The yellow measurement used "aucustic space" -4db to reduce bass and make it flatter for my room. The green is without any speaker eq in my room.Suprisingly they draw only about 13w each when playing music at reasonable volumes, at idle each monitor draws about 11w. They can get really loud.Unfortunately these and all other powered studio monitors that I have tried so far, like the Adam Audio T7v, have idle twitter white noise hiss, albeit a bit quieter than the T7v's, my rom is pretty quiet at around 20db noise floor so I can hear it. This is not hum noise caused by interference from power outlets but the amp inside the monitor. When the monitors go into standby after a few minutes the twitters stop hissing, it takes a few seconds for the monitors to wake up after idle if you play something.I will be adding to this review after I do eq on them.

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