Rokit 5 G4

Thatvlooks nowhere near KRK Rokit 5 (G4). Totally different placement and shapevof bottom front port, different placement of logo etc.

Really just depends on your budget mate...IMO studio monitors don't really work great for actual parties. They're near-field referencing monitors for music production...sound lush in the perfect sweet spot/triangle, but a) don't fill a space well and b) get drowned out by people chatter pretty easil

Studio monitors are overrated for casual use and people don’t talk about that enough. Used KRK Rokits for a long stretch and yeah they’re detailed, but they also exposed every bad mix, every low-quality YouTube video, every random system sound. It got annoying. Not everything you play is mastered we

For small gigs and on the fly mix cueing, clamping a near field monitor to a monitor console case is tempting but not ideal. Those monitors are designed for rooms with controlled acoustics, and on a flight case or stage surface you’re going to fight reflections, resonances, and general chaos. Open m