IN-5

I do mix professionally in a very very small treated room with the IN 5, found out my mixes translated way better mixing with a pair of speakers with smaller woofer. I can't get a very clear response from low end as I would do with the IN 8s for example, but that's a price I am happily paying for re

Comparing the IN5s with the Genelecs is unfair, because a single genelec is almost twice the price of the IN5s. Still, if it's you first pair I would go for the IN5s and invest the rest of the budget on acoustic treatment if you haven't done so already. The IN5s are well balanced and are good purpos

holt euch lieber Kali oder IK Multimedia, bei Kali am besten IN5/8, aber selbst die LP6 sind unfassbar akkurat und ehrlich in dem Preisbereich. Die Adams haben meist überproportional viele höhen und die Yamahas machen die mitten etwas smoother. Denkt dran: Monitore müssen nicht gut klingen, sondern

Just look at what measures the best and try to achieve a flat response in room. I have Kali IN5s and they sound just as good as the Vista theater

I have kali in5, was juggling between in8 and genelec. What I like about kali is 3way system and that they actually go down to 36hz - anything below that is just cut. The bass becomes very clean at 39hz so there is almost no rumble below that. They are very flat and so far all my mixses translate gr

If you’re familiar with the Genelec house sound and are comfortable working with them, it’s a strong vote for them. Though if you’re like me, you’d have had trouble mixing with Genelecs since 1031… 8-series are better, but I still just never fully understood them so I always mixed dull. Much preferr

6" is not a lot of height to work with, so I agree they would probably need to be sideways. In which case, your best shot is a speaker/monitor with a coaxial driver, where the treble and midrange are emanating from a single point source. This gives you the best shot of the speaker response (both on-