Auratone’s passive 5C monitors are well known amongst the audio engineering community – their coaxial design and sound has garnered equal amounts of love and hate and no matter your opinion on them they’ve had a hand in creating some of the most popular albums in the world, such as Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly.
No more bulky power amps, the new 5C Active sound exactly like the passive model so Auratone lovers won’t have to worry about losing that classic boxy sound.
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