T5V

I like my Adam Audio T7V nearfield monitors. Little brother T5V is also good for small home studio.

If it’s for home use, get a set of Studio Monitors. They cost the same as most affordable FRFR speakers and they sound way better. Plus you can play in stereo. For instance a pair of Adam Audio T5V’s. Great sounding speakers! And very affordable.

I’ve got the Adam Audio T8V’s and they are great for mixing and dabbling in production. If you have a small room the T5V’s might do, but I love drum and bass so the 8’s forgo the need for a sub. I’ve had to treat the corners of my room though as my room is on the small side.

Vamos por parte: 1 - Em termos de qualidade de áudio, tem opções bem melhores que home theaters. Um par de Yamaha HS7's ou Adam T5V's vão ter qualidade de áudio muito superior a home theaters encontrados na mesma faixa de preço. 2 - Não existe dificuldade nenhuma em conectar um home theater a um PC.

Forget about bluetooth for decent studio monitors. Bluetooth is for party speakers. I highly recommend Adam Audios, I have the T7V's for years and I will never change. I was slow to add in the T10S sub as it is so much more money again, but I do not regret it. You will realise the difference it make

Maybe add some angled foam pads under those monitors so they’re a bit more isolated from the desk, don’t reflect off the desk, and also actually have the tweeters point at the listeners ears. I got these for my Adam Audio T5V’s and they fit perfectly under them: https://amzn.eu/d/9kaYmFz

You can get a pair of Adam Audio T5V for $400 and they sound great, specially if you’re into electronic music.

I haven't heard many good things about the HDJ-CUE1. Basically any headphones will work to be honest, I'd probably take something like Audio Technica M20x's or M30x's over the CUE1's in a similar price range. If you wanted on-ear headphones, I've been really liking the Rode NTH-50's. You've said you

Dynaco/Scan-dyna A10 with 45-20KHz are good for passive speakers in their price range. Ruark MR1 MkIII are powered speakers 50-22KHz with built in phone stage pre-amp. Adam Audio T5V 45-25KHz are active speakers with built in amplifiers in each speaker but no phono stage. A pre-amp lacks passive spe

I m thinking about to send my Adam Audio T5V back. My Edifier S2000 MK3 sound way better and are not liked been seen at their new place, the living room