LP-8 V2

I have been using Kali Audio LP8 V1 for the last few years and they are great and come in under the budget. The V2 IN-8 would be an even bigger fuller sound. The front porting is great.

The Kali LP6 is an excellent choice, and you're right to go for the V2s. I have LP8 V1s, which I haven't felt the need to replace -- but they fixed a standing noise issue with the V2. Being your first monitors -- you're going to love them at first, and all will be well. But at some point you're like

Hmm... I don't know that loudness by number, but are you just listening too loud? Could it be the wide range of frequencies, from the subs to the top end air frequencies that just overload your brain after a while? If so, I kind of get that... My monitoring situation isn't high end or anything, but

The V1 Kali LP monitors had some issues. Most notably they supposedly had fairly high background hiss. (Fairly common issue with powered speakers. But fixed in the V2.) So, the new Kali Audio LP-6v2 (EAC review) (Thomann listing) are a rather excellent option at 416€ with new product warranty, etc..

Thank you. I agree, there is still some work to do. By the way, I have a similar situation with old tracks :) I often work on projects in a continuous session (while the idea is fresh), after which the project is sent "to the desk drawer" to wait for further detailed development, and in the next ses