Rokit5

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!

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

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

I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but didn't think it needed its own thread so I will try here first. I have gotten much more into making my own music from start to finish, including the mixing process. Previously I only ever recorded my own instruments and then sent them off to

Hello, producer with Adam T5V and KRK Rokit 6 here. Go with the Yamaha, if you have the money. Rokits are great, but Yamaha's are better. And Adams are simply more suitable for producing.

I have ok monitors ( krk rokit 5 g4 ) and can’t hear the reverb at all 🫠

Why away from Mackie?I agree about CR series but MR524/624 sounds like better than Kali LP6 V2, Yamaha HS5/7, Adam T5V/T7V, JBL 305/306, KRK Rokit 5/7 Gen4 or Gen5. I don't refer Presonus and Tannoy because they are the worst

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