ProAc Studio 140

12 reviews

Apr, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 12 reviews of ProAc Studio 140. The average rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Opinions about the usability and size are overall positive. The design and price are also appreciated.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the ProAc Studio 140 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Neil Gader (avguide.com)

ProAc Studio 140 Loudspeaker

When ProAc released the original Tablette in 1979, it was the kind of breakthrough product that challenged conventional wisdom about minispeaker performance. Designed by Stewart Tyler, the Tablette (iterations of the original continue to this day) was...

Dec, 2008

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Expert review by : Paul Messenger (techradar.com)

ProAc Studio 140 Mk2 review

Substantial floorstander's twin 165mm bass/mid drivers ensure a very muscular performance

Sensitivity and headroom encourages high listening levels ; Good choice of finishes ; Build quality

Midrange could be sweeter and smoother

May, 2011

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Expert review by : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)

ProAc Studio 140 Mk2 review

They might look exactly the same as their predecessors, but the ProAc Studio 140 Mk2s are dynamic powerhouses with a large sound

A big generous sound with wide ranging dynamics and large helping of fun ; good build

You’ll need plenty of space to get the best results

An entertaining performer with plenty of bass, authority and strong dynamics

Dec, 2010

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Expert review by : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)

ProAc Studio 140 review

The Studio 140s flow with the music, delivering power, punch and insight as and when they're needed

Great all-rounders ; work well with all genres of music ; well built and great value

There are classier-looking alternatives at this price-level ; avoid overly bright electronics

Very competitively priced and deliver a class-leading sound

Sep, 2005

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Expert review by : stuffmagazine (stuff.tv)

ProAc Studio 140

ProAc has launched a mission to prove that ordinary looks needn't mean ordinary performace. Keep an eye on the quiet ones, eh?

Great all-rounders. Strong build. Not too pricey

Looks might not be for some. Can be a little bright

Sep, 2006

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Expert review by (hifichoice.co.uk)

ProAc Studio 140 Mk2 - £1,690

Substantial floorstander's twin 165mm bass/mid drivers ensure a very muscular performance with superb headroom array

Sensitivity and headroom encourages high listening levels

Midrange could be sweeter and smoother

Headroom and high sensitivity are an encouragement to play it loud

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Expert review by : Brent Burmester (audioenz.co.nz)

ProAc Studio 140

They don't read the magazines at ProAc. The likelihood of this British manufacturer launching a plastic-moulded, day-glow green, active multimedia speaker retailing for under $200 is exactly zero. For ProAc, a loudspeaker is an expensive wood-veneered...

But while I suspect ProAc's less ambitious speaker would be more me, it's the 140 that demands a verdict here. I strongly recommend you take a listen if you're thinking about similarly sized transducers from Naim, KEF, Linn or B&W. Given how...

Jun, 2006

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