Ex Machina Terra with Gravity 2.2 Monitoring System

• Complete professional 2.2 monitoring system
• Three-way Terra monitors with dedicated Gravity subwoofers
• Integrated rear-panel amplification powers the entire system
• Extends system response to 30 Hz linear (F6 at 20 Hz)
• Zero-phase LR4 crossovers ensure perfect time alignment
• 2.2 architecture preserves accurate stereo bass information
• No external amplifiers or bass management processors required
• Individual driver-level measurement and calibration
• Over-the-air firmware and calibration updates via WiFi

The Ex Machina Terra with Gravity 2.2 Monitoring System is a full-range monitoring system, designed as a unified 2.2 solution from the ground up. Three-way Terra monitors pair with dedicated Gravity subwoofers powered directly from Terra’s rear panel amplification, eliminating external amplifiers, bass management processors, and phase-alignment guesswork. Zero-phase LR4 crossovers ensure perfect time alignment across all four drivers, extending system response to 30 Hz linear (F6 at 20 Hz) with up to 112 dB @1 kHz headroom. The result is full-range accuracy, precise stereo bass, and reliable translation for music, film, game audio, and immersive content.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Most full-range monitoring systems are assembled from separate components that fight each other—subs, amps, and DSP that require constant tuning. Terra with Gravity is engineered as a single system. Shared amplification, coordinated DSP, and zero-phase crossovers ensure every driver works together, delivering full-range accuracy without integration headaches.

SYSTEM INTEGRATION NAND CALIBRATION
Terra with Gravity 2.2 Monitoring System operates as a single, unified monitoring system. All amplification, crossover integration, time alignment, and calibration are handled by Terra’s integrated electronics and DSP. Each driver is individually measured and calibrated to ensure perfect phase coherence across the entire frequency range. Zero-phase digital crossovers eliminate time-domain smearing, while pure monitoring DSP linearizes the loudspeaker system itself—not the room. Over-the-air firmware and calibration updates ensure the complete system continues to improve over time.