8010

Genelec 8010 for the win. Built like a tank and great ref monitor.

Basically any small studio monitor will do the job. They’re all tuned to be flat and won’t color your sound much. I’m a fan of the Mackie HR 624, Adam A7x, Genelec 8010/8020, there are so many options. Yamaha and JBL have good budget options as well.

Replies here are mostly fanboying and probably never actually compared them. I myself was curious to try the small Genelecs and in this school I've had 6 months of hands on experience with both the MTMs and 8010/8020. For 400 don't bother, you won't have faithful mixes without other speakers or head

Genelec people will tell you Genelec is good. But 8010 will require a sub to monitor energy below 70Hz iLoud will give a more faithful, closer to full picture sound while Genelec will be more accurate within the narrower spectrum it can reproduce. Pick your poison

im for headphones,for me personally, ATH m40x or KRK KNS 8600, AKG is also good.not a fan of sehnheiser.Look for studio headphones in particular, not the DJ editions. and check with reference tracks you know by heart, of other people, not yours. and when mixing your owns stuff, i always put a mono p

I also use Genelecs, the baby ones 8010. Perfect for my needs, I need a flat un-coloured response for my work and these fit the bill.

Thanks for sharing the details. With that kind of setup, it’s actually quite normal to run into issues now and then. Laptop speakers, TVs, and even headphones all emphasize or mask different things - especially in the low end and stereo field - so without a neutral reference, it’s hard to judge how

Genelec 8010 in white (300€ per piece). Built for life. Neutral Studio monitors. Beautiful on a desk. Compact. My first and last Desktop speakers I will buy in my life.