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

Under $1000 total, I really like the Yamaha HS8 Monitors. If your budget is considerably higher, Neumann KH 310.

Just googling, the frequency response curves of everyone I’ve looked at aren’t anything approaching accurate. I’m sure the ones in professional studios are different. Usually the price of audiophile speakers is paying for cases that don’t resonate, coils/cones/crossovers that don’t ring, and cone ma

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

My answer is none of them, you won't get a good di match. Domes are curious and IME theyre usually too wide in radiation to where they need to be used in a very specific manner, which is covering a very narrow range. An example is the Neumann kh310, it covers a very limited range, simply there to fi

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'

The 310 do seem interesting but really expensive. Are you using a sub with the footprint? They seem interesting because of the 3 way design similar to the kh310. My reason for thinking about Neumann is their MA 1 calibration system since my room probably won’t be perfectly treated.

FWIW, I just swapped the KSDs in for my neumann kh310 + sub and they’re awesome. Much clearer low end compared to the Neumanns and more extension in both directions. They are seriously incredible for the price, albeit not for everyone’s tastes. I do recommending getting the remote ($1000!) because t

Just hold out for a pair of used Neumann KH310’s and it will be the last pair of speakers you’ll ever buy. Optionally, within your current price point, you could go for the KH120’s w/sub (not Neumann — as it’s outside the budget) and find yourself with something a bit smaller that could fit the bill