BM6A

8020 are bigger (and louder), so more expensive. They cover a wider freq range to the lows - but both do a great job of presenting information below 100hz to some degree. I have a set of the 8010's, and rely on them quite a bit. If I need more volume or lower-end information I switch to my dynaudio

Dynaudio all the way. BM6A. Solid drivers and more clarity than anything at that price. I have them and love the sound.

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'm probably going to get some grief from the younger crowd on this, but after 40 years of engineering, I still don't care what a headphone mix sounds like, because it can never sound as intended. The soundfield is all wrong. You can listen right through any mixing element to pick out the detail you

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

A lot of monitor selection comes down to preference and how one listens. Ideally, you would audition these speakers. I listened to SCM12 and SCM20 in my search for better monitors and ended up with SCM20. Maybe you can contact ATC and inquire about replacement parts availability for T16. I haven't h

I have really enjoyed my Dynaudio BM6A's, I'm still an intermediate level producer and mixer but I can say after going from budget monitors to these, I definitely started making stuff that sounded better. I do have acoustic treatment in my room, some primacoustic panels and some there were made by a

I bought a used pair of Dynaudio BM5As back in 2010 for $538 in an eBay auction. One of them had a damaged tweeter (membrane pressed in; visible in the eBay photo once I looked more carefully after the fact, but not mentioned in the description), and the seller paid for me to replace it. Dynaudio ha