T5V

For me it's the combination of small Adam audio T5V monitors + open-back Beyerdynamic DT 990 pro headphones + Elipson HIFI speakers...if it sounds good in all 3, then it's good :)...if there is one with which there are problems, then I try to solve them by using that source as a return. My T5Vs (rib

Mixing at low volumes often means having the monitors close by...usually on the desk. According to good acousticians, this is the only place where acoustic foam is recommended...you slip two or three layers under each monitor to dampen desk resonances and simultaneously angle the monitors upwards to

Adam Audio is good - not sure which model would be the upgrade from 5's, maybe https://www.adam-audio.com/en/t-series/t7v/ (I had t5v in the past). It's German engineering but made elsewhere ofc

r/audioengineering would likely be a better place to ask this. You're in luck though, I happen to also be an audio engineer. So first, you don't want to use speakers at all in the same room as where the recording is happening. You'll get feedback loops that way. Always use closed back headphones for

I'm actually surprise the iLoud and D3V are in an audiophile group. They are basically studio monitors with a flat response. And not nearly as good sounding as Adam Audios T5V. Now those could be considered audiophile or studio monitors. I got the iLoud Micro and have to admit they are a marvel of e

i got the adam audio t5v and i really like them. But good monitors with a little bit broken interface results in bad things