KH120

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

It was the standard B&O “premium” system. I lucked into a fully spaced RS6 at a local Audi. It was mostly optioned how I would have except this. I was sort of shocked at how bad the stock audio was. Like worse than my 2015 Volvo V60. I could kind of tolerate the speakers mostly but there was literal

Also look into IK media monitors as they sound incredibly good I do have Bleu sky with sub And on my regular day time desk during work not music mixing I have Genelec Actually they are build for Post production in the first place So maybe Hedd or Other monitors for music mixing that have nice low en

Neumann KH 120 ii. Do not get HS8 the bass muddies everything.

It's definitely a good idea to choose the subwoofer based on the room size. Every room has a cutoff frequency, the lowest frequency range down which a resonant frequency can be reproduced cleanly. In small rooms, this isn't particularly low (e.g., 40-50 Hz). A smaller subwoofer with a higher cutoff

Neumann KH120 II DSP studio monitor pair + 2x KH750 DSP subwoofers. There's only so much room correction can do below 50Hz in my smallish untreated square room. Still sounds great to my ears though.

There is the Phil Jones double four. It's about shoe box sized, runs, as the name suggests, on a pair of 4" speakers and it has a decent low end. It's fairly light, too. A lot easier to transport than say, a Neumann KH120, and less expensive, too. I use mine for practice and it does not shy away fro

i had a similar sized room and went with kh120s without the sub. honestly they have enough low end for most electronic stuff unless you're doing really deep bass design. the kh80s are great but might feel small in that space especially for vintage organ bass. if money's tight grab Neumann KH120 firs

Neumann or Genelec, don't choose to big, the size have to match the size of your room. Neumann will be more neutral and pop out the detail of your sound. genelec will be more precise in the low and a hi-fi render. Too much bass make you tired quicker if pushed too much. It is potato, patato, ideally

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