From clear dialogue to room-filling music, the Monitor XT35 2-Way Center Channel Speaker from Polk Audio is made to do it all as the centerpiece of your surround sound system. It offers a five-driver array with four 3" bilaminate Dynamic Balance woofers and a 1" Terylene dome tweeter. With a total frequency response from 57 Hz to 40 kHz, you can enjoy the nuances of Hi-Res Audio, fill the room with a clear mid-range and punchy bass, and watch TV comfortably with dialogue that's easy to understand. They're compatible with both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround technologies, and are slim enough to be easily wall mounted as your center, left, right, or surround channels.

4 x 3" Dynamic Balance Woofers    1 x 1" Terylene Dome Tweeter    Up to 200W of Peak Power    57 Hz to 40 kHz Frequency Response    Hi-Res Audio Certified    Dolby Atmos & DTS:X Compatible    Slim Design for Easy Placement    Use as Center, Left, Right, or Surround    Wall Mountable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with all Sony MI-shoe cameras in analog-mode only? Even older cameras like the CX900?

A: Yes it is. This is compatible with cameras that have a Multi Interface Shoe like the CX900, for Analog Mode.

Q: 2. Can you use an XLR Y cable to get a backup signal at lower db? I.e. connect one cable to the mic (supplying phantom power) and the other two cables to Input #1 and #2. Set Input #1 at say 20db and Input #2 at 10db, thus giving you a backup second signal 10db lower. Clearly I don't want to blow my unit.

A: We would not recommend this set up due to two reasons. 1) Since phantom power may not travel properly through a y cable, you would have to power the mic before the splitter , utilizing a separate phantom power supply. 2) By splitting a mic level signal with a y cable, the level going to each input will already be reduced. Any further reduction in level could further noise into the signal. If you want a backup recording, we would suggest using a separate audio recorder such as the Tascam DR40x which would offer a separate safety track recording.

Q: 3. Can you use this on a dolly? Which dolly is recommended?

A: I found this online: The 028B is compatible with the 181B dolly.

Q: 4. Will this work with a Toyo 4x5 camera?

A: Yes, this setup will work with a Toyo 4x5.

Q: 5. There is some product photos showing two switches on the back of the unit (Digital/Analog) and (Input Select). Can all 3 channels be selected for output to my camera?

A: The Digital/ Analog switch must be set based on whether the attached camera can accept a digital audio source or not. If the camera can accept a Digital Audio connection, then set the switch to Digital. If not, then set the switch to Analog. In terms of audio input selection, if your camera can accept 4 channels of audio, you can switch input select to IN1-IN2 and all input channels will be sent to the camera. If your camera can only accept 2 channels of audio, then you can use inputs 1 and 2, or input 3.

Q: 6. Will this unit work with sony ZV-E10 camera ??

A: Yes, the Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone will work with the Sony ZV-E10 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with the Sony A6500? And does it also have a headphone jack to monitor levels?

A: This is compatible with the a6500, but you must set the switch on the back to "analog" for it to function. There are no headphone jacks on this unit.

Q: 8. Is the Davis and Sanford W4DS tripod dolly compatible with the 028B Triman tripod?

A: Yes, it will work with the tripod.

Q: 9. WHat are the specs for the xlr mic preamps section of this adapter? Noise, THD?

A: Sony has not published the spec's on the mic pre-amps for this unit.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the Sony A1 camera?

A: Yes, the Sony XLR-K3M Dual-Channel Digital XLR Audio Adapter Kit with Shotgun Microphone is compatible for use with the Multi Interface Shoe connection on the Sony a1 Mirrorless Camera.