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You'd be far better off buying a pair of bookshelf speakers or studio monitors and then separately a subwoofer. KRK Rokit 5s and a Rokit sub would be more than adequate for home listening. Could go with something flatter but orchestral music and other stuff that needs treble detail is fine on Rokits

The HS5s aren't flat though, they have a horrible peak in the mids that almost everyone complains about. I find my rokit 5 G4s genuinely sound good, don't know what krk did as people always slated the earlier rokits but the G4s are impressive.

Those Behringers are decent for the price but you might want to check out the KRK Rokit 5s or Yamaha HS5s instead - they're pretty much the gold standard for bedroom producers and synth setups. The KRKs especially have that low end punch you're looking for without being too muddy, and they won't bre

Krk rokit 5's or rokit 8's.... I've had my rokit 5's for 12-13 years, they are crystal clear, they pack a punch and still perform like new.

welcome to the wormhole this can get expensive if it escalates haha What kind of music are you looking to play (has big influence on where you get music from) Software - rekordbox is pretty standard and what most use. It is compatible with the vast majority of hardware players and controllers and in

For a home, I’d recommend any of the following:• Yamah Hs5• JBL 305P• Barefoot FootprintAnd, the obligatory KRK ROKIT 5, even though it’s my least favorite. Any of these options should provide a well balanced sound for him to start practicing on speakers!

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

Jesus that is criminal.Thats what im saying not sure it would be a better choice to give up your 96.The sound quality is important but u need to look what sound system you have.Sound system is just as important.Personally always had Xone 92 and sometimes Pioneer gear or I started out on Pio and yes

You’ll need a computer that’s as powerful as your budget will allow, ideally spending around $1000 for a really nice computer. After that it’s not really necessary unless you’re going legit aka professional. MacBook Airs are good enough for the job and those are 1000 bucks. Macbook pros can handle a

I do not really know this. I only read an overall suggestion in using KRK for Bass-oriented electronic music and this is why i bought them for DJ sets. But my Adam F5 are a lot more bass defined and round then krk rp5 g5. I would say the adam seems at least 2 times more powerful and defined in the b