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Telegrapher RACCOON – 6″ Active Analog 2-Way Nearfield Studio Monitor – Trooper White (Pair)

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The Telegrapher RACCOON in Trooper White is a pair of compact 6″ active analog two-way nearfield studio monitors featuring a side-firing passive radiator (each) for extended, controlled low-end without port noise. With a fully analog signal path, precise imaging, neutral midrange and tight bass, RACCOON is designed for critical mixing, editing and fatigue-free long-session monitoring.

Available in two (2) beautiful colours, featuring a premium, soft-touch, silky matte finish – Jaipur Orange and Trooper White.

Sold as a Pair

Telegrapher RACCOON – 6″ Active Analog 2-Way Nearfield Studio Monitor – Jaipur Orange (Pair)

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The Telegrapher RACCOON in Jaipur Orange is a pair of compact 6″ active analog two-way nearfield studio monitors featuring a side-firing passive radiator (each) for extended, controlled low-end without port noise. With a fully analog signal path, precise imaging, neutral midrange and tight bass, RACCOON is designed for critical mixing, editing and fatigue-free long-session monitoring.

Available in two (2) beautiful colours, featuring a premium, soft-touch, silky matte finish – Jaipur Orange and Trooper White.

Sold as a Pair

Telegrapher Studio Monitors: Precision, Character & Control Across Every Studio

Telegrapher Studio Monitors Precision, Character & Control Across Every Studio (Blog)

Telegrapher Studio Monitors: Precision, Character & Control Across Every Studio A Complete Monitoring Range Built for Serious Listening The Telegrapher range brings a distinctive approach to professional studio monitoring, combining fully analog signal paths, active amplification and carefully engineered acoustic designs across nearfield, midfield and far-field monitoring systems. From compact two-way monitors to imposing four-way […]