Rockville APM6B 6.5" Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with RVSM1 Stands

Product description

• Package Includes: (1) Pair of Rockville APM6B 6.5" 350W Peak / 175W RMS Active/Powered USB Studio Monitor Speakers, (1) Pair of Rockville RVSM1 Near-Field Studio Monitor Stands, (1) Pair of Rockville RRS190S Foam Studio Monitor Isolation Pads.
• Bi-amped Monitoring, Honest Mixes: Rockville APM6B uses a quad-amp, two-way design with a 1.5" silk-dome tweeter and 6.5" polypropylene woofer in an MDF cabinet. Rear bass/treble trim helps match your room, while the curved bezel, rear-firing port, and high SNR electronics deliver smooth highs, punchy lows, and low distortion so EQ decisions translate to headphones, cars, and streaming platforms with consistency.
• Plug-and-Create Connectivity: Skip the interface when you like with built-in USB for true stereo from your computer, or connect via XLR/TRS combo and RCA inputs for mixers, controllers, and audio interfaces. Front-of-desk clutter stays minimal because APM6B keeps controls on the rear panel; a secure interconnect cable links the pair for quiet operation in home studios, podcast rigs, and edit bays every day.
• Stable, Adjustable Placement: RVSM1 steel stands support up to 80-lbs and lock from 33-45 inches with a safety pin so you can align tweeters at ear height whether seated or standing. EVA top pads grip the speakers, while the triple-reinforced base improves stability on carpet or hard floors. Each stand breaks down into four pieces for travel or storage; assembly is quick and repeatable between sessions. Can be used with 35mm pole mountable speakers by removing monitor tray.
• Isolation That Reveals Detail: RRS190S high-density foam pads decouple your monitors from desks or stands to reduce low-frequency vibration. Two-piece angled inserts provide five aim options-flat, +/-4°, +/-8°-to target your listening position and tame desk reflections. The 7.5" x 9.5" size fits most nearfields and supports up to 100-lbs, improving imaging, stereo width, transient punch, and low-end clarity.