8030C

Hifi speakers are generally voiced or designed for distance listening. Get yourself some decent near field monitors especially since you have a high end digital mixer with those excellent Neve transformers to really appreciate this mixer. I have owned a lot of high end rotary mixers including ARS. T

Genelec 8030C with a studio sub and room correction. Might be end game for me.

Get the largest speaker you can afford. Get the 8030 or 8040 if possible. That being said the ilouds have digital room eq correction built in afaik. The genelecs you mentioned don't have that. You need to either spend significantly more on the genelecs to get room correction or buy something like so

I could be all off here — I am not a professional, an expert or anything like that — but no one has mentioned whether you are setting these up as near-field monitors or as room speakers. I’m set up right now with a pair of Genelec 8030c speakers a little more than arm’s length away from where I sit.

Erin Audio Corner recommends to listen 15 degree off-axis. So, if you point the speakers at you (on-axis), and toe them out 15 degrees to remove the diffraction effect typical from coaxial speakers. When I had my LS50 Meta's, I honestly couldn't reliably tell if there was a major difference so I lef

I do kinda dawless ( 707, Live2 and Virus Ti2 through a L12, no DAW on computer/laptop ) and i really need all to be easy accessible. Like in ergonomics. All devices on a laptop stand, angled upwards to me so i can see, touch, play, feel anything when i want without having to reseat. Perfectly place

Get the Genelec sub, its really , really worth the money. But, dont take the smallest, the 7050c is made for the 8020(c) and gives you all you need. I use it with a pair of 8030c and its a whole different sound without. Your small nearfields will sound better, mostly because of the filtering in the

It’s a little complicated to answer this question. The a vs b vs c variants are the same model, generally with the same performance class, but with improvements under the hood (such as the transition to class D power supplies and amps). However, the different models were introduced at different time

If you want a practical monitoring solution for home with excellent ergonomics so you can-really enjoy your new setup. Your room & positioning will always make the biggest difference. I have spent years trying to create a good DJ space at home. Tried and tested lots of different monitors from expens

I have used quite a lot of different active monitors at home over the years. 2nd hand classic Genelec 8030c off eBay. They are virtually indestructible due to their aluminium casing and have an excellent sound for all sorts of rooms. Or the base model Focal monitors which are designed for DJs. Focal