Neumann KH 120 II

While the KH 120 II provides a remarkably flat and linear response, its 5.25-inch woofer naturally rolls off in the deep sub-bass frequencies below 50Hz. For critical mixing of electronic music or cinematic audio, adding a Neumann KH 750 DSP subwoofer is highly recommended to accurately monitor the low end.

The KH 120 II features an updated mathematically modeled dispersion (MMD) waveguide and newly designed ports that dramatically reduce acoustic resonance. These engineering improvements provide an even clearer representation of the midrange, making vocal production and instrument placement easier.

You absolutely can, though they are strictly active studio monitors designed for critical listening rather than high-fidelity consumer aesthetics. They lack consumer features like Bluetooth or a volume knob, meaning you will need a separate preamp or audio interface to control the output level.

The rear of the speaker features dip switches that allow you to adjust the treble and bass response to compensate for room acoustics. For advanced room correction, you can use the Neumann MA 1 measurement microphone alongside the built-in DSP to perfectly tune the monitors to your specific space.