LP-6 V2

Maschine mikro might be a bad move. Maschine goes with a specific software, its going to change his workflow quite a bit. Your idea is good, digitone + sampler is a great combo, but pairing 2 machines is an important decision. Maybe you should buy him a gift card in a music shop so he can choose wha

You can for sure get a pair of professionally-decent audio monitors for $300-$500 US. They won't be great and I wouldn't use them to finish audio for Netflix or whatever, but for most corporate work, YouTube, and lots of other stuff, there are a bunch of good options. Here's a slight edit of a post

I find Kali Audio LP-6 to be a good deal. They sound great, are built very well, front ported, have great adjustments on the back to fit your room and are geuinely not that expensive considering what they offer.

Not a fan of the eon's either, personally. Is there a reason you're needing battery powered? Honestly if full range and clear is the highest priority and you're only playing to a room of 20ish people, you could consider a decent but cheap pair of studio monitors. The Kali audio lp-6 are a great bang

Kali Audio LP6 v2 have been worth their weight. I'm only a beginner tinkering around. Personally, I have no need for a sub with these No Bluetooth unfortunately

Active studio monitors (like Kali Audio products) have boundary reinforcement switches. I.e. they have controls to lower the bass if you place the speakers near one or more boundaries (wall, desktop, corner, etc.). That’s not a feature you are going to find in passive speakers or many powered speake

Yeah that sounds understandable. The Rokit 5's are not that flat so will give you some surprises regarding translation. You're probably never going to be able to replicate the club feeling in an apartment where you can't make too much noise, but you can upgrade a bit. For 2-way speakers it seems the

In that case a true 2.1 setup using an audio interface into something like kali audio lp6v2 monitor speaker and their bass system would likely blow out any surround sound system you could get.

I had a similar situation where I was forced to go through Guitar Center because they were the only ones that had these particular monitors. I had heard and wanted to get a set of Kali Audio LP 6's when they first came out. Well I guess they were too new and Sweetwater didn't carry them yet. The onl

People might see your comment better if you replied to the people directly. Or at least include their names (u/name). These are good, even here in Europe: Kali Audio IN-8v2 (EAC review) (Thomann listing) Kali Audio LP-6v2 (EAC review) (Thomann listing) (Note that price/unit is for one active studio