KH 310

Look for sealed speakers, they have no bass reflex port to extend the low end and and can sound bandwidth limited depending on the amount/size of the driver. HEDD offers a physical option to switch to closed speakers by supplying plugs for the ports on their speakers. Amphions are sealed speakers, t

Neumann KH150 + MA1 ; slightly over budget but quality and imo by far the best in this price range/class. Will obviously not sound like ATC, only ATCs will - the neumanns are more linear. Edit: I have the KH310 + KH750 + MA1. I’ve been to many (high end) studios and my setup punches far above its we

So the standing wave of your room is 36.5hz, and therefore, every multiple of that (73hz, 109.5hz, etc.). Have you measured your room response with a measuring mic? It might be better to suspend the bass traps away from the wall. This will cause the room to become smaller, but it will provide better

I had the 01’s for a few years. I was in a space that had low end problems and I thought it would be best to go with something that didn’t need a sub. They were great to work on, I loved listening to them and I really appreciated the feature that makes them kinda sound like NS10s bc I didn’t have sp

KH80s are amazing speakers at their size but are by no means enough on their own or without a sub for professional mixing and mastering. As a secondary alternate pair to a larger speaker there’s few choices better than kh80’s. But on their own, sorry they are not going to expose details in a mix lik

The only thing that sounds like Barefoots is Barefoots, for better or worse. I love my KSDs, and I’d also support Amphions or Neumann KH310. None are particularly like Barefoots though.

You’re welcome. I’m not familiar with the T series, but from what I know of Adam, their entire lineup uses ribbon tweeters, so I think you generally get decent bang for your buck even with the lower end models. I use Neumann btw, KH310s with KH750 ssystem. They’re pretty boring, but I think Neumann

i'd do some simple, basic acoustic treatment first. then, and only then, look at better monitors than a7x. a good, linear listening enviroment is a combo of good acoustic and good monitoring. throwing money at monitoring only - is a waste. and most frequent amateur mistake. to keep it affordable, i'

I am very familiar with Adam's T series and find that the A series is even better in many ways. For up to €3,000, I would recommend the A7V+Sub or the A8V. If you want to invest even more, I would recommend the Neumann KH310. PS: For me, the A7V beat out the usual suspects from Neumann, Genelec, Foc

Neumann KH310 are about $5k these days. And Barefooot 03. I have the Neumanns and think they are really good.