Audio engineers, musicians, and producers in need of a quality studio monitor will be thrilled with the white Neumann KH 120 II, a 2-way active studio monitor well suited for near-field monitoring and multichannel setups in music studios, broadcast centers, and vans, as well as home studios and desktop audio applications. The KH 120 II utilizes two amplifiers (80W each) to power the 5.25" woofer and 1" tweeter respectively, an onboard DSP engine, a Mathematically Modeled Dispersion waveguide (MMD), an analog input, and an extensive range of optional mounting hardware.

The DSP function is accessed via a standard IP network and allows for room calibration using Neumann's revolutionary Automatic Monitor Alignment system. The MA 1 (sold separately) makes sure your DSP-powered monitors are optimally adapted to your room's characteristics and perfectly calibrated for your listening position. With the use of the latest acoustic and electronic simulation and measurement technologies, the KH 120 II can be used in diverse acoustical conditions with any source equipment and in a wide variety of physical locations, ensuring accurate sound reproduction.

Reference-Class Performance    5.25" Woofer + 1" Tweeter    Bi-Amped: LF 80W, HF 80W    MMD Waveguide    DSP Engine    44 Hz to 21 kHz Frequency Response    120 Hz to 16 kHz Linear Phase Response    Works with MA 1 Monitor Alignment App    Includes MA 1 Monitor Alignment Mic

• High-precision drivers, Mathematically Modelled Dispersion (MMD) waveguide
• Linear frequency response 39 Hz to 21 kHz (±3 dB)
• Linear phase response 105 Hz to 16 kHz (±45°) with latency <2.6 ms
• DSP engine allows for room adaptive calibration via Neumann’s MA 1
• Razor-sharp imaging due to extremely low tolerances (±0.8 dB)
• May be combined with other KH line speakers in immersive/surround setups

The KH 120 II is a powerful bi-amplified studio monitor with reference-class performance. Its 5.25" woofer in a bass-reflex cabinet provides stunning low-end and high-end SPL capability with undiminished clarity. DSP-controlled electronics ensure linear phase response and allow for room-adaptive calibration using Neumann's revolutionary MA 1 Automatic Monitor Alignment system.

The KH 120 II follows the same philosophy as all Neumann studio monitors: highest linearity, lowest distortion, no coloration, and perfect adaptability to any acoustic environment. It allows you to hear every nuance of your tracks. Once you eliminate the guesswork, mixing becomes so much faster and easier, not to mention more creative. It sounds amazing, but can you get away with that? Is that vocal bright or sibilant? Is it too much bass? The KH 120 II will tell you—honestly.

• Even the best loudspeaker only sounds as good as the acoustic environment allows. Neumann’s Mathematically Modeled Dispersion (MMD) waveguide guarantees a wide sweet spot and minimizes desk reflections. But the KH 150 goes much further—its internal DSP allows for room calibration using Neumann’s revolutionary Automatic Monitor Alignment system. 
• The MA 1 (sold separately) makes sure your DSP-powered monitors are optimally adapted to your room’s characteristics and perfectly calibrated for your listening position. Even in acoustically treated rooms, this results in a huge improvement.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these stands too high at their minimum height to be used comfortably while sitting down? The specs say the minimum height is 36 , but that's quite tall. Are they actually 36 , or are they shorter?

A: Yes they are a little tall when sitting

Q: 2. Will these accommadate Fluance bipolar speakers 13.8 inches wide?

A: might work. these are sturdy stands.

Q: 3. Any idea how much weight these can support?

A: Unfortunately the manufacturer does not specify. However, the stand has a good center of gravity, and its base measures 4 x 5 . A speaker with a similar footprint will weigh between 5 and 7 pounds, generally speaking.

Q: 4. I have the Yamaha HS5s with mopads. Will these stands hold them both size wise? Thanks

A: Easily. Ive got a pair of HS8s on mine and they fit perfectly.

Q: 5. with two of the bottom legs against the wall how far out from the wall would the third leg not against the wall be ?

A: The spread, or distance between one leg an the next is 23", so if you have two legs against a wall, the distance from the third leg to the point on the wall in the middle of the first two legs is just under 20".

Q: 6. Would these fit the KRK ROKIT RP10-3G4 studio monitors?

A: The base of the KRK ROKIT 10 G4 measures 12.9 x 14.6" (width x depth) and the top plate of the Ultimate Support MS-80 Desktop Studio Monitor Stand measures 10.25 x 12". Even though the pads on the stand are shorter, they should still work with the ROKIT 10 speakers

Q: 7. what is the dimension of the top plate and is there cable management in the upright?

A: The cable management feeds through a grooved channel in the upright column. The top plate is 4" x 5".

Q: 8. What are the dimensions of the base and of the top? Thanks!

A: Base appears to be about 11-5/8 x 11-5/8.Top is 6 x 4.5.

Q: 9. Can anyone confirm size of top plate ? 4x5 seems small

A: That is correct.

Q: 10. Hi! Can the cameras be mounted on stands for field use? If so, what are the requirements?

A: The Datavideo PTC-150TWL cameras included in the Datavideo Streaming Studio Kit can be mounted using standard tripods or Stands with a 1/4 20 screw. Ideas for a stand could be: E-Image Aluminum Tripod with Rising Center Column & QR Plate for PTZ Cameras BH #EIGA230PTZ Magnus VT-350 Video Tripod with Fluid Head BH #MAVT350 Impact Folding Wheeled Base Stand (Black/Chrome-plated, 8.5') BH #IMLSPSFB8 with this adapter BH #MA01414