308P MkII

My speakers are Eris 5s Those are ok for what they cost, but honestly, some JBLs, Kalis, Yamahas, etc would be an improvement over those, and in my opinion a more significant improvement than extending the frequency range of a just-ok pair of speakers. Look into the JBL 308P MkII and Kali LP-8.

For a smart speaker brand, it's great, and I definitely can't argue with the bass output. But bass frequency alone doesn't make a good speaker. The Apple Homepod can do 20Hz at 10dB higher than the Sonos Five, that doesn't make it a good speaker. For accuracy and overall sound quality it's still eas

Dude, I was running JBL 308P Studio Monitors with Yamaha NS-SW300 subwoofer on top for my PC desktop. Bought the Headrush 12 inch FRFR units for jamming with my brother(he drums, I strums). Out of curiosity I tried them as desktop speakers. You know how there's only a handful of studio monitors peop

JBL 308p should be great. Or maybe you could consider LP8 as well. IN8 would be cool for mixing but might not have the same fun vibe.

If you can I would get the 308P, it's so much better and probably doesn't cost that much more. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/jbl-308p-mkii-studio-monitor-review.17338/ https://noaudiophile.com/JBL_LSR308/ B-stock from JBL is only $181 each. https://www.jbl.com/pro-b-stoc

I use 3 denon sc6000m that are hooked up to my nexusx2, I use nothing but high quality flac files. They are by far the best sounding files, specially if you have quality speakers ( jbl 308p ) you can hear everything in hi definition...

I have a pair of JBL 308P MkII on my desk and I'm often surpised how well they sound but I'm also going though an Anagram and with normally a cab sim on. Does it compare to Rumble 100 on the floor next to it no.. but there are times I actually do perfer the monitors -- more when I'm learning a new s

Like anything new, it takes a while to get used to something. Rokits sometimes get looked down on for deceptively adding hype and fluffing up the sound to sound bigger than they are which makes them hard to make decisions on when actually making making music. Most studio monitors are chosen for clar

JBL 308P -old or new is twice better 💪

If you are serious that this is primarily for practice and/or smaller spaces, I would offer a different direction. Keyboards have the widest frequency range output of any instrument - so having solid support for the whole range is key. For what you are describing I would consider some larger powered