ADAM Audio T7V vs ADAM Audio A7V
Both side by side at true size, and which one fits better in typical rooms. Rankings come from the same engine as the quiz, using independent measurements where they exist.
Drawn at the same scale.
Which fits better?
Each situation is run through the same rules as the quiz. A gap of less than 2 points (of 100) counts as about the same.
| Situation | T7V | A7V | Better fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small room, on a desk (10 m², 0.8 m) | 53 | 63 | A7V |
| Medium room (18 m², 1.1 m) | 61 | 69 | A7V |
| Large room, on stands (30 m², 1.8 m) | 70 | 76 | A7V |
| Desk close to the wall (under 20 cm) | 56 | 72 | A7V |
| Bass-heavy music (techno, hip-hop) | 74 | 79 | A7V |
| Flat with neighbours, untreated room | 52 | 62 | A7V |
Key differences
- The ADAM Audio T7V costs €988 less per pair.
- The ADAM Audio A7V has no rear port, so it is easier to place close to a wall.
- The ADAM Audio A7V has built-in room correction (SoundID Reference).
Specs side by side
| ADAM Audio T7V | ADAM Audio A7V | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price (pair) | €478 | €1,466 |
| Preference score (with sub) | — | — |
| Bass, −6 dB | 39 Hz* | 40 Hz* |
| Max level (pair peak at 1 m) | 110 dB | 108 dB |
| Woofer | 7″ | 7″ |
| Ways | 2 | 2 |
| Port | Rear | Front |
| Room correction | No | SoundID Reference |
| Boundary EQ | Yes | Yes |
| Inputs | XLR, RCA | XLR, RCA |
| Size (H × W × D) | 347 × 210 × 293 mm | 337 × 200 × 280 mm |
Bold marks the better value where one is clearly better. * estimated from the maker's figure. Max level: peak level of a pair at 1 m, converted from the maker's figure.
Not sure? Check both against your room