T10S

Well first off, Yamaha HS8s have rear-slotted bass output, so they should not be placed up against a wall; they should have at least some space behind them. I like those speakers and sold plenty of them when I worked at GC, but they can produce a little bit too much high treble. (Fair warning) (I'm

I am a mixing and mastering engineer as well, and I've never seen anyone use IEMs in the studio during the 15 years I've worked in the industry. In live settings yes, especially on-stage and rarely in FOH, but never in a studio. Have nothing against Chinese manufacturers of audio equipment. I think

does a sub make sense in an untreated room? if yes: i've got a pair of Adam Audio T5V. naturally i'd pair them with their T10S sub, but a lot of people don't seem to like it, because of it's standby-feature. is there a better sub i could combine them with?

Many thanks! They're Adam Audio T5V's with a T10S subwoofer. You can play audio just fine at lower volumes, but maybe leave out the subwoofer then. The sub is not a good idea in an appartment...

How close will you be sitting from the speakers? Will they also have a secondary set of listeners behind them? If the speakers are being mounted at least eight feet from you then the KEFs will be fine. Otherwise you would need near field speakers as they have a different dispersion wave than far fie

I have Adam Audio T7V with the T10S. The sub makes a massive difference. If you are producing bass heavy techno, don’t skip the sub.

Why not just get an Adam Audio T10S since you already have T8Vs? It goes down to 28Hz and has a 85Hz high-pass filter switch. When you run your T8Vs through the sub, that filter cuts the bass out of the T8Vs so they can produce cleaner low-mids. Then just set the LF switch on the T8Vs to -2db and yo

I have a pair of JBL L52, I recently upgraded to a pair of beautiful Shahinian Super Elfs. OP, if you're in the UK you can have the JBLs, mint and boxed for £450 plus shipping. Oddly enough I also have a pair of Adam T5Vs with a T10s sub also, which I had before the JBLs. I really need to get rid of

Hi folks, I’m currently running a pair of Adam Audio D3V monitors in my bedroom setup and honestly, I think they’re stunning for their size. I’m a video editor, not a music producer, so my work is mostly dialogue, sound design, light mixing, and general listening rather than full-on music production

Buy a better digital piano and put the extra money toward lessons or a good sound system. From what you’re describing, it’s like you are riding a kid’s bike and wondering why driving a Lambo feels so different. There are plenty of solid mid-range digital pianos with weighted keys that bridge the gap