KH 120 II

Minidsp Flex driving two Neumann KH-120 II's and a pair of OG SVS SB-1000 subs in fullrange stereo mode. Heavily treated small room, focused on tight balanced decay across frequency range for analytical nearfield use. Target curve 6dB bass boost from flat. The subs have evil THD below 35Hz so I drop

Neumann KH310 or KH120 II if you want integrated DSP on the condition that you buy or borrow an MA1 measurement mic. Flat as a pancake in the right space.

You will need EXTENSIVE treatment if you want to get anywhere close to a decent mix environment in a room that small. That is the EXACT size as my room and it took me thirty eight 6" and 9" thick bass-traps with a 6" air gap on all walls, all corners and ceiling to get my room to the point it was us

If you want to listen to music with pinpoint accuracy, and you are a rational person, you would indeed build the equivalent of a recording studio control room, or a mastering engineer room. But without the mixing desk, effects racks, etc What does that look like? 1. the room has acoustic treatment f

I'm personally thinking something with a narrower radiation field, but otherwise accurate unit might be the best fit in reflective spaces. More focused sound radiation pattern should involve the room as little as possible. I might suggest something like Neumann KH 120 II, maybe, or pair of Klipsch F

Absolutely not true that 120s start rolling off anywhere near 150hz https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?attachments/neumann-kh120-ii-professional-monitor-speaker-active-dsp-frequency-response-measurement-png.298555/ They may well do in your room if its not well treated, but thats a ro

Neumann KH 120 II. The perfect desktop speaker with the flatest frequency response you'll get. Perfect speaker engineering. Edit: https://www.spinorama.org/speakers/Neumann%20KH%20120%20II/ASR/index_asr.html Edit 2: And you'll have enough left over for the Kali WS-6.2 subwoofer. Job done.

So true! Yes, The Ones are the latest kind with Room Correction system. Also if OP is in a small room (which needs nearfields) I heard sooo many praises about the Neumann KH120 II + MA1 (Correction system). They’re even more “neutral and unforgiving” for mixing than the Genelec, and are quite afford

kinda did this exact move from s12s. for nearfield transparency and that holographic imaging, dutch and dutch 8c are the endgame but they're huge. more realistic: kef ls50 meta with a decent sub, or neumann kh120 ii if you want active. both disappear in nearfield and give you way more insight than t

My days in production are long gone, and I now prefer to enjoy hi-fi listening. Why Neumann? Objectively speaking, the Berlin-based company simply produces damn good loudspeakers. For me, this means that the Neumann KH120 II (ASR), for example, reproduces frequencies in the range from 44Hz (@-3dB) l