Questions about IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor

Lost? Well, that can happen. I took a look at the power supply unit of my Micro Monitor. Converts the current to 24 volts, 2.5 amps with 60 watts. Plugged into the box with a so-called hollow plug. The problem with these hollow plugs is that there are many different sizes. Well, there are power supplies that would come into question https://www.brack.ch/alpha-elettronica-tischnetzgeraet-120-w-327018 VERY EXPENSIVE! or this one here https://www.brack.ch/alpha-elettronica-tischnetzgeraet-60-w-618751 BUT ATTENTION: I don't know if the hollow plug fits the Micro Monitor, because as mentioned there are many sizes. There are hollow plugs to replace the mentioned power supplies https://www.brack.ch/alpha-elettronica-hohlstecker-98024 OR ask the Italian manufacturer in Modena - on the page Product Iloud Micro Monitor choose https://www.ikmultimedia.com/contact-us/

This is an offer from an external provider (Itema-Systems GmbH). Unfortunately, we have no influence on the pricing in this case.

I don't think so, it's probably a special purchase incentive from the manufacturer itself.

no, it doesn't have one. (is that you, Kay? I know someone who had greenaudio as an alias).

Hello Yes, you can with the enclosed cable.

you can switch bluetooth on or off!

Yes, it should work without problems as long as you have the possibility to route from the mixing console via cinch or stereo mini jack to the speakers (e.g. with .https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/contrik-mini-plug-3pol-auf-2x-plug-2pol-150m-midrange-35mm-klinke-63mm-klinke-audio-kabel-6047828). I use these speakers in conjunction with an M-Audio interface and various modelling preamps (Headrush, Helix, ...) for guitar and they sound fantastic. You should have these speakers at least 1.5 m away from you, otherwise the sound quality decreases.

I don't think so. I also find it surprising, but luckily it just worked for me. By the way, the cable costs only 19.99 euros at IK direkt. But it's been clear for a while that Digitec earns its money with accessories, just like everyone else.