8010

You can but there will be a significant delay like most blue tooth unless it has a mini jack cable option however it’s a common issue on most big PA systems due to the long cable runs. It was worse years ago especially if there were no monitors. This is where mixing in headphones or sync has its ben

I love Genelec and own 12 of their speakers. If I were buying - yes the 8010 are what I’d get because they’re Genelec. But if you like bass, there are better speakers for the money. ADAM audio T7V is great value for example. For just a desktop speaker and casual use, the 8010 is probably the best sp

Depending on your room and how loud you are able to play. I am guessing that’s why you are choosing 8010 or for travelling. The whole range is perfect for any kind of near field including as DJ monitors they are extremely robust and were made for location playback. They also sound great in lots of d

I have Genelec 8010 at home and 8030 at the practice place. Love them both. I feel the 8010s lack a bit in bass, but otherwise very well suited for my home needs. As such I'd recommend the 8020. A friend has those Adams and they are really good too Edit: I too switched from BX5. You'll be very happy

I like my genelec 8010 which i can run close and soft to mitigate room issues. But I also use several great headphones for bass. Id recommend the iloud mtm with its room correction as an option

I agree 8020B or even 30C would be an improvement, but you can't really go wrong with 8010s. They punch way beyond their weight and provide enough bass as monitors for any house room setup. I highly recommend these small stands https://www.genelec.com/accessories/8010-320-table-stand-l-shape

If youre sticking with kef LSXII. genelec 8010 or the class above will work perfectly, sound better and save money This setup will actively sound bad because you NEED real stands for it to perform. You can have the best bookshelf speakers of all time and if they aren't on the correct stands they wil