
IK Multimedia
IK Multimedia IP-ILOUD-MTMW iLoud MTM White Studio Monitor
A compact, self-calibrating studio monitor delivering accurate 100W bi-amped sound with room correction from 40 Hz to 24 kHz.
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Overview
Key Features
40 Hz to 24 kHz frequency response
Specifications
Brand
IK Multimedia
Model
iLoud MTM (White)
Speaker Type
Studio Monitor
Frequency Response
40 Hz – 24 kHz
Total Power
100W (bi-amped, Class D)
Driver Configuration
2-way MTM
Woofer Size
3.5 inches
Calibration
ARC self-calibration with included microphone
Tilt Adjustment
0° – 20°
Input
XLR
Color
White
Dimensions
5.12"D x 6.3"W x 10.39"H
Included Accessories
Power cord, ARC microphone, ARC microphone clamp, ARC microphone cable
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ARC self-calibration system do on the iLoud MTM?
ARC (Acoustic Room Correction) uses the included measurement microphone to analyze your listening environment and automatically adjusts the monitor's DSP to compensate for room acoustics, delivering a more accurate frequency response at your listening position.
Is the iLoud MTM sold as a single monitor or a pair?
It is sold as a single monitor. You will need to purchase two units for a stereo pair.
What is the power output of the iLoud MTM?
It delivers 100 watts of total power through a bi-amped Class D configuration, with separate amplifiers driving the woofers and tweeter independently.
Does the iLoud MTM have a built-in tilting mechanism?
Yes, it includes a 0° to 20° tilting stand that lets you angle the monitor for optimal listening position without needing a separate stand or foam wedge.
What input connection does the iLoud MTM use?
It connects via XLR input, which is standard for professional studio monitor setups.