Rokit5

KRK Rokit Gen 5 monitors are a vast improvement over previous generations, according to audio critics. They have eliminated most of the issues criticized in the past. For example, they are much less artificially boomy and are much closer to accurate sound response. So don’t compare them with Gen 3 o

I love my KRK Rokit RP5 G5 monitors. I owned the G3s and G4s and the G5s are leagues better. Gone is the artificially boosted, boomy low end and I get good sound accuracy with my synths.Btw, I tested the Adam Audio TV5s and I found them lacking in low end. Nice flat response, but definitely lacking

My Fluid Audio Fader FX8 monitors sound just as good, if not better, than my studio quality headphones.Those Yamaha HS4 monitors are known to have good flat response but weak bass response. The universally popular KRK monitors have good bass response. In fact they are often criticised for that, in t

Edifier QR65s are solid choice but if youre open to studio monitors definitely look at the Yamaha HS5s or even HS7s if you can swing it budget wise. Used a pair of KRK Rokit 5s for years and they punch way above their weight for gaming and music, plus you get that flat response which is nice if you

Hello, just to say, also the ADAM F5 has the reflex on the front, so the same of the KRK. You are maybe confusing them with the ADAM T5V. Said that I am using the KRK RP5 G5, and again, in same conditions, the KRK sounds really so flat and with poor bass. I cannot feel the punchy and round feeling o

A pair of KRK Rokit 5, pretty good flat monitors. To me it sounds like everything is fighting to be heard the loudest. But even in the drums playthroughs that has way thinner drums, the guitar sound like a bit messy. It's probably quad tracked, but sound like it's 8 or something. I prefer the guitar