FOCAL PROFESSIONAL
Explore Focal Professional studio monitors in Australia for carefully planned music and cinema systems, as well as production and studio work. Start with your room, listening distance, source connections and volume control to guide model comparisons, bass planning and audition questions. Larger main monitors need a dedicated installation plan.
Focal Utopia Main 212. One monitor is shown; the matching external amplifier is not pictured.
All prices include GST. Utopia Main prices cover a stereo system with two monitors and two matched external amplifiers. Other monitor and subwoofer figures are retailer reference prices, per pair and per unit respectively; some are historical. Enquire about current quotes, supply and system fit.
Utopia Main
Utopia Main 112 and 212 use external amplifiers and large cabinets. Begin with the room, installation and monitoring distance; the 212 doubles the bass and midrange drivers.
A main monitoring system for a dedicated, planned listening or control-room installation. One 13-inch bass driver, an M-profile midrange and a beryllium tweeter work with external amplification, keeping the amplifier rack separate from the speaker installation.
$65,000 per system
Built for a main-monitor installation where scale and headroom matter. Dual 13-inch bass drivers and dual 5-inch M-profile midrange drivers give the 212 a different physical and acoustic brief from a nearfield desktop monitor.
$95,000 per system
ST6
Solo6, Twin6 and Trio6 combine beryllium tweeters with Focus modes. Compare cabinet size and driver layout, then decide how you would use the reduced-bandwidth checks.
A compact powered monitor to consider for music, cinema or studio use, with a 6.5-inch W-cone woofer and beryllium tweeter. For production work, its single-driver Focus mode checks the middle of a mix from the same listening position.
$5,798 per pair
Twin6 puts two 6.5-inch W-cone drivers in a horizontal cabinet. It suits a monitoring position where a wider, lower speaker profile works better than a tall three-way enclosure.
$8,798 per pair
Compare Trio6 ST6 for a music-listening setup or studio with space for a three-way monitor. An 8-inch bass driver, 5-inch midrange and beryllium tweeter support normal three-way operation; two Focus modes provide reduced-bandwidth checks for production work.
$13,198 per pair
SM6
Trio11 Be is the current SM6 monitor. Its 11-inch bass driver and switchable two-way mode suit a different space and monitoring brief from the smaller ST6 models.
An 11-inch bass driver gives Trio11 Be a broader low-frequency brief within Focal’s nearfield and midfield range. Its switchable two-way mode lets you compare full-range balance with a bass-limited perspective.
$15,798 per pair
Shape
Shape 50, Shape 65 and Shape Twin use Flax woofers and side passive radiators. Choose around the working distance and available support space, keeping the radiators clear.
A compact monitor for close listening in music, cinema or production systems, with a 5-inch Flax woofer and side passive radiators. Its port-free cabinet offers XLR and RCA inputs; allow space for the side radiators when planning placement.
$2,598 per pair
A 6.5-inch Flax woofer brings Shape’s passive-radiator design to a larger nearfield monitor. It is a useful comparison when you want more low-frequency extension than Shape 50 while retaining a narrow upright cabinet.
$3,378 per pair
Two 5-inch Flax woofers in a tall, narrow cabinet make Shape Twin the distinct alternative to Shape 65. Its 2.5-way layout and side passive radiators suit a close monitoring setup with room for the cabinet’s height.
$4,198 per pair
Alpha Evo
Four sizes and layouts share XLR, TRS and RCA connectivity. Compare the compact Alpha 50 Evo, larger 65 and 80, and wide Alpha Twin Evo around your workstation.
A compact 5-inch powered monitor for close listening in music, cinema or production systems. Balanced XLR/TRS and RCA inputs support compatible line-level sources with volume control for a stereo listening or monitoring setup.
$1,258 per pair
A middle-size powered Alpha Evo to compare for music, cinema or production. The 6.5-inch Slatefiber woofer offers a published 40 Hz low-frequency limit (±3 dB), with the same XLR, TRS and RCA connection choices as the smaller Alpha 50 Evo.
$1,578 per pair
The larger upright Alpha Evo for a setup that needs more bass capability and has space for an 8-inch monitor. It retains simple analogue connections and onboard amplification.
$2,098 per pair
A wide, low-profile Alpha Evo with two 6.5-inch woofers. Alpha Twin Evo is worth comparing when a horizontal monitor fits the listening or production space better than an upright 8-inch cabinet.
$2,498 per pair
Subwoofers
Sub One and SUB12 add low-frequency coverage and bass-management controls. Choose with the main monitors and verify the combined response through placement and measurement.
A 13-inch W-cone subwoofer for a monitoring system that needs deeper low-frequency coverage and bass-management controls. SUB12 is a substantial 58 kg cabinet, so placement and integration deserve planning alongside the main monitors.
$5,599 each
A slim dual-8-inch subwoofer for extending a nearfield system. Sub One offers bass management for Alpha Evo and Shape setups, with side-firing Slatefiber drivers and front ports.
$1,879 each
Start with listening distance, usable speaker space and source connections. Alpha Evo offers broad analogue connectivity; Shape uses passive radiators for close listening; ST6 adds Focus modes; Trio11 Be is a larger three-way alternative; Utopia Main requires a planned main-monitor installation.
For the internally amplified ST6, Trio11 Be, Shape and Alpha Evo models, a compatible DAC or preamplifier with volume-controlled line outputs can provide the source connection. Check the model’s inputs, output level, listening distance and placement before choosing. Do not connect a power amplifier’s speaker outputs. Utopia Main uses matched external amplifiers and requires a planned main-monitor installation.
A different speaker changes the system’s capabilities, but room modes and placement still affect the listening position. Assess those first; then use measurements to guide placement, bass integration or treatment.
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