Edifier
Edifier MR5 2.0 Studio Monitor
Tri-amped studio monitors with flat 46 Hz – 40 kHz response, 110 W RMS power and 101 dB SPL for accurate near-field mixing
- TypeMonitor Speakers
- ColorBlack
- Flat 46 Hz – 40 kHz response for honest mixing
- 110 W RMS output reaches 101 dB SPL at 1 m
- Patented tri-amp design with dedicated 5", 3.75" and 1" drivers
- Dimpled waveguide widens sweet spot for consistent imaging
- XLR, TRS, RCA, AUX and headphone jack for flexible studio hookup
Purpose & Audience
The Edifier MR5 is a 2.0 studio monitor system built for audio and video professionals who need honest sound reproduction. Its tri-amped design with dedicated drivers for low, mid and high frequencies suits music production, video editing and critical listening in mid-sized rooms.
Interface Limits
Balanced XLR and TRS inputs provide low-noise connections for professional interfaces and mixers. Unbalanced RCA and AUX inputs allow simultaneous connection of consumer devices. A front-panel headphone output enables private monitoring without re-cabling.
Deciding Specification
A flat frequency response from 46Hz to 40kHz defines the monitor’s neutrality. This range ensures that what you hear matches the source material, making the MR5 the right choice when accurate translation across playback systems is the priority.
Highlights
- Flat 46 Hz – 40 kHz response for honest mixing
- 110 W RMS output reaches 101 dB SPL at 1 m
- Patented tri-amp design with dedicated 5", 3.75" and 1" drivers
- Dimpled waveguide widens sweet spot for consistent imaging
- XLR, TRS, RCA, AUX and headphone jack for flexible studio hookup
Specifications
| Type | Monitor Speakers |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Shipping weight | 13.61 kg |
| Package size | 438 × 375 × 356 mm |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 2.0 system or a larger setup?
The 2.0 system delivers 110W RMS and 101dB SPL at one metre, filling a standard living room without a subwoofer.
What does the 46Hz to 40kHz range mean in my studio?
It reproduces the full audible spectrum flatly, so mixes translate accurately from low bass to airy highs.
Which inputs should I use — XLR, TRS, RCA or AUX?
Balanced XLR or TRS give the lowest noise for interfaces; RCA and AUX handle consumer gear simultaneously.
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