LYD-48

When I was studio monitoring shopping I looked at the Neumanns and hated how they sounded. Same what Dynaudio LYD48. PMC wasn't bad but sounded like it was scooped/notched. Ended up on Focal Solo 6 BE. I chose them because not because of accuracy - they weren't and I noted flaws like slower bass res

I’ve got some Dynaudio LYD48s and they’re quite literally my favorite purchase I’ve ever made. Had em for 5 years and they still blow me away. Danes for the win!

I just got these monitors but here are my observation so far: I have another setup consisting of B&W CDM9NTs, and a Minidsp Flex TRS. Comparing both, the B&Ws have a much wider soundstage but it's most likely the LYD 48s are too close too each other. The manual recommends setting them further apart.

Dynaudio lyd 48s are well worth a look.

BTW- BM5As were my first monitors around 20 years ago, and they are excellent for what they are. Dynaudio monitors are the most naturalistic sounding of any brand I’ve tried/heard, and that’s one aspect you might miss about them. They’re somehow anti-fatiguing. If I ever went back to Dynaudio, I’d p

I did something similar and went from HS8 to Dynaudio LYD48 (same form factor as the Neumanns you are looking at). I actually preferred the neumanns during a side by side test but they were a little out of my price range. You will not regret it—the midrange on a 3 way monitor like the Neumann and Dy

I would argue the opposite. I'd prefer the adams over the Kali LP series (IN is a different thing). Which brings me to my next point. Do you have the chance to order both pairs on Thomann or another retailer, that has a 30 day no questions asked return policy?Monitors are hard to judge, every speake