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Adam Audio T7V or 8 if you want them bigger

Soundproofing is unnecessary unless you need to limit noise between your playing area and the rest of the house. What you need is treatment for that space which is usually a mix of absorption and reflection, but in confined space I'd lean more towards absorption. Packing blankets are very cost-effec

Adam Audio T7V (if you have any money left over, get the 10S subwoofer).

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.

You can try smaller, kali audio lp6, the t7v from adam may work (bigger woofer not always are better). Afterwards if you need more bass punch, only add a subwoofer and its done.

If you are able to purchase speakers used and have the means to test them beforehand, I would undoubtedly recommend you go that way. 350$ is a nice budget for used monitors, you could go for Adam T5v or T7v, if you can find some Kali Audio's, even better.

I believe they are Adam Audio T7V (pair) Honestly I know they aren’t the absolute top of the line but genuinely the best I’ve heard music from

Adam Audio T8V, impressive bass and sound clarity.

I would recommend a Wiim ultra streamer and ADAM Audio T8V 8-inch Powered Studio monitors. The wiim has hdmi arc for your tv and a phono stage. The adam will provide a big sound from a small speaker.

I'm not sure why you would need both keyboards, unless you really want both hammer action and semi-weighted keybeds. Unless you're playing lots of piano AND lots of fast synth parts, I'd just pick one or the other IMO, especially since they both have drum pads, faders, and knobs. If you ditched the