Rokit 7 G4

Why would you want a soundbar, or rather, why wouldn't you want dedicated monitors? For half of the price of that soundbar, you can have a very nice pair of monitors: KRK Rokit 7/8s (if you want some more saturation and lower end boost) or Adam T7V (if you want to hear exactly what your synth is doi

I have a pair of KRK Rokit 7's but I often end up using headphones (Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro) to mix on. This is mainly because my studio space is really awkward and treating it would be very difficult (and probably very expensive!). I've taken mixes I've done to my mate's studio which is really nicel

With little experience i gathered until now in sound world and considering your taste as its described partly in main post and also asking price and while i read almost all replies and since you don't search for 8" woofer then i think that Adam T7V, Mackie MR624, JBL 306P, Focal Alpha 65 Evo, Preson

Yeah, I think I have the 8010a's. They're boxed up somewhere - I had them in my studio room many moons ago. They weren't the best listening speakers. Come to think of it, I remember somebody I knew had KRK Rokit 7's with a sub, and they were pretty meaty in a small room... I'd almost forgotten these

I had a pair of Rokit 5 G4 but there was not enough bass to satisfy me. Got a KRK S8 subwoofer to go with it but it was just a bit off, the sub was too powerful and the monitors were underpowered IMO. Got rid of them all in the end and settled on the Rokit 7 G5 and they are thumping. Would say I’m 9

If you care about accuracy for mixing, go Yamaha HS8. They’re flatter and translate better. If you just want something more “fun” with extra low end and newer features, go KRK Rokit 7. 8 years isn’t a big deal if the HS8s weren’t abused. I’d personally pick HS8 for mixing.

Krk rokit 7. This is perfect because it’s lightweight, perfect for home settings and overall affordable. On a side note it has excellent bass and is good for edm and hiphop. Here is a link for a pair https://a.co/d/0hMyxUcE