P100 Room Speaker

Overview

The STUDIOART P100 is a compact passive speaker designed by Revox to serve as the wired stereo companion to the active A100 model.  It measures 222 mm (8.74 in) in height and 100 mm (3.94 in) width/depth, and weighs approximately 0.8 kg (1.76 lb).  The design matches the A100 in aesthetics and build quality, offering “true studio sound quality” in a minimalist form factor.

Key Features

• Passive Design: Intended for wired stereo pairing with the A100 active speaker; not a standalone active model.

• Compact Dimensions & Lightweight: Height 222 mm (8.74 in), width/depth 100 mm (3.94 in), weight approximately 0.8 kg (1.76 lb).

• Compatible Build Quality: Same finish options (black or white) and cabinet styling as the A100, allowing seamless visual and sonic integration.

• Wired Connection: Uses conventional speaker cable for signal connection; no built-in amplification in the P100 itself.

Sound

Though the P100 is passive, its role as a stereo companion to the A100 means it benefits from the same design philosophy: delivering high-fidelity, studio-inspired sound in a compact footprint. While specific frequency response or sensitivity figures for the P100 alone are not published, the shared reference of “true studio sound quality” implies that it is designed for coherent tonal balance, clean vocal rendering, and an integrated pairing with the A100 for full stereo performance.

Usage

• Stereo Pairing: Best used as the passive speaker in a stereo setup, wired in conjunction with the A100 active speaker to form a matched stereo pair.

• Multi-room or Expandable Systems: Can be integrated into the STUDIOART ecosystem, where the P100 adds flexibility for wired placement while the A100 handles amplification and source streaming.

• Space-Friendly Placement: With its compact 222 mm height and small footprint, the P100 is ideal for shelf, desk, or stand placement when paired with its A100 counterpart.

• Amplifier Considerations: Since the P100 is passive, ensure you use an amplifier or active channel (e.g., the A100) that can drive it appropriately, ensuring that cable runs are kept short and that the power/impedance match is suitable for your listening environment.