BM6A

About 25 years ago I had to work for 6 weeks in a facility that used dynaudios right the way through. They felt a bit odd to start with after my Genelec 1032s I'd been using the past few years.I eventually got so used to them I bought my own, dynaudio BM6A - and never looked back. They staged better

If you haven't listened to some already, have a try of the mid-range dynaudio. I have a pair of (quite old now) BM6A, which I much prefer to my earlier Genelec 1032. They just make portable mixes.

Beware online user complaints of gear being noisy. Most issues are from domestic users with dodgy laptops & buzzy power supplies.In the 80s I worked real pro studios, where everything 'just worked' because millions were spent on them.In the 90s I moved over to a major instrument manufacturer, & agai

i am listening and playing with bm5a mk2 from dynaudio. bm6a is also really nice. accurate and enough basspower... i use them with a genelec-sub which is an incredible upgrade.

Hmmm... I am probably an example of a hobbyist with really nice gear. For photography, I have gear that would probably be considered the best you could buy 15 years ago. (Nikon D900 series camera. Alien bees 1600 strobes, etc.) Pretty much every established photog has better gear than me. New people