iloud MTM

The Genelec 8010 is a pretty thin sounding monitor. Even with room correction bumping up the low end I don’t quite think they’ll be super pleasing without significant support from a sub. The iLouds on the other end have no problem getting down to below 40hz, again especially with corrective software

Maybe the iLoud MTM in white. Only good MTM that comes to mind at a desktop form factor. They measure great for their size, but are pretty expensive.

Honestly for that room size + without acoustic treatment, i'd go for IK multimedia iLoud MTM mkii. Includes their arc mic and arc X software for acoustic self calibration. Pop those in and you're good to go. Minimally I would treat the room to reduce reverberation time decay. Any extreme standing wa

For an untreated room, go with monitors that can be calibrated. I am happy with my iLoud MTM Mk2 in a room where a pair of Yamaha HS5 I had before sounded awful.

Another speaker to potentially consider is the ILoud MTM. It has built in room correction and works down to 40 hz. Probably not as loud as the 7s if you’re going for volume, but probably more detailed.

Mixbox is very good. And the iLoud MTM are one of the best nearfield monitors for small poorly treated rooms. Tone X is great too, best free amp sims on iOS. But the company is an asshole for abandoning Mixbox and all their older apps.

I Have 8020A's And As A 4" Monitor I Think You Can Augment The Bottom End Enough To Compete With 'Bigger' Higher End Monitors, But My Monitor Allows Me To Daisy-Chain A 2nd Pair of Monitors The Only Thing (Besides Said Mentioned Sub) The Only Thing I Can Am Missing Is MTM's & IK Loud Fit My Setup Pe

I went from KRKs to iLoud MTMs and the difference was huge. I happened to get mine on sale right when the MTM Mk2s came out, and bought those too to compare them. The difference between the Mk1s and Mk2s was so substantial that I returned the much cheaper Mk1s and kept the Mk2s. Definitely recommend

Forget about these Focal, JBL, Yamaha or even the overhyped Adams and others. They’re all failing short at some point… Either in calibration, lack of precision/translate badly with hyped hi and pushy mids or overinflated bass… If I could go back in time I’d tell myself to be patient, save up and not

First, I bought the D3Vs. They sounded good in the store, but when comparing them back and forth with the defect (one speaker had coil whine + a second of silence every other minute) 1st gen iLoud MTMs, the class difference was just too obvious. Especially at very low volume. They sound "good" with