IK Multimedia launches “feature-rich, professional version” of its iLoud Micro MonitorIK Multimedia has launched a new “professional” version of its iLoud Micro Monitor, which hosts “double the power” of its standard predecessor.
The IK iLoud Micro Monitor Pro is still small enough to fit in a backpack, and is described as “incredibly balanced with a wide soundstage even at close distances”. It provides 50 watts RMS per speaker and utilises IK’s iLoud “physics-defying” bass down to 42 Hz.

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To keep things compact and portable, each speaker weighs around 3lb./1.4kg each. These are also fitted with a Class-D amplifier, custom-designed drivers, and have a peak SPL (sound pressure level) of over 107 dB.
An advanced DSP (digital signal processor) brings “near-perfect” phase alignment, time coherence and flat frequency response for accuracy. There’s also built-in ARC self-calibration, meaning the speakers adjust to any space for a consistent sound output, and IK’s own X-MONITOR software is integrated for control over speaker parameters and the ability to emulate the sound of other top studio monitors.
As for set up, there’s a tiltable flip foot design and a 3/8” threaded insert, so the iLoud Micro Monitor Pro can be set up in a range of ways, such as on a desktop, mounted on a mic stand, or mounted on a wall. The speakers can also be spread wide apart as there is no link cable.
They can be used independently or bundled together, and IK says this is “the only portable monitoring system that combines the power and essential tools for professionals and audiophiles to perform anywhere”.
Take a closer look in the video below:

iLoud Micro Monitor Pro can be purchased singularly for $/€279.99 (ARC MEMS microphone not included), or as a pair for $/€559.99 (includes ARC MEMS microphone).
Find out more over at IK Multimedia.
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