T8V

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.

Al inicio de la pandemia me di la paja de equiparme pal encierro, e hice la tarea de revisar en el mercado local qué monitores comprar y que cumplieran con estos parámetros: -bocina de 8" porque más chico quedo corto (habitación 5x4 m2) -activos -sonido cálido -volumen y peso considerable (que no pe

+1 for T8V or any other Adam Audio monitors. I have the T10S subwoofer and it's overkill and not really needed on T8V. Question for you. I haven't been in front of a deck in 20 years and would like to get one just to get the feel back and mess around at home. Here's the thing, I would like to simply

Appreciate that! Once you go OLED you can never go back. For speakers, there are a few recs I usually give out. Adam Audio D3V are great desktop speakers and one of the few with USB input. Moving up, Kali LP-6 v2 are $500 for a pair, neutral and detailed There is also Adam Audio T5v or the larger si

I think the Adam D3V is ideal for this purpose, provided you only intend to use it for gaming and are not seeking party-level volume. If you require more volume, consider the T series from Adam Audio – I personally consider the T7V to be a good compromise, provided you have the space and do not requ

I'll add a contrary view, if you plan to produce and use at home, I can't speak enough about Adam Audio T7V/T8V that you might find for 500 used on eBay and likely less.

I don't think those Sphere speakers are available on a 700 dollar budget though. Also, the speakers that make up a PA system are entirely different than near field monitor speakers that you want to use in a home/desktop setting. Nearfield speakers are meant to accurately represent audio to the liste