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.

Adam Audio T8V, impressive bass and sound clarity.

"Affordable" is subjective. What is your budget? In my eyes Adam Audio T5V or T8V's are very good price/performance

I’ve got an Adam T8V that got a slice (ill ad a pic later) but I’ve not noticed any issues, no buzzing or distortion at loud or quiet volumes. I’m sure technically there is a sound difference but as an audio engineer I don’t notice a difference. If you go to Yamahas website you can contact them, fil

I think my problem in the beginning was that they were too clear. After using them for some days and after setting the room control right they sound amazing. I really like the tone now but they kind of hurt / pressure in the ears - even at very low volumes. Changing the high trim helps but changes t

Thanks for the feedbackbro. I’m using it with Adam Audio T8V monitors so not high end as your Genelec, but it sounds really good to my hears too.

Good choice, better than the Yamaha. Here’s an objective review with in depth audio measurements: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/adam-t8v-studio-monitor-review.17118/

adam audio t8v and a matching sub is probably what I would get if I have to choose a new stereo

This is pretty much exactly my setup, except I have an SACD player instead of vinyl and a Lyr+ instead of the Magni. Keep in mind that the Magni is a headphone amp and preamp, not an amplifier. That means you're going to need to have active speakers/powered monitors (as opposed to passive speakers).

The speakers on the right are Adam audio t8v. They have a tiny amount of hiss when turned on, but nothing more than I would expect from any active monitor, and nothing that bugs me while listening to them.