KH80

Thanks for sharing that, thats quite interesting to hear. A pair of Neumann KH80 would be amazing as I’ve used them in the past at my friend’s studio. They’re twice my current budget though so its a bit out of reach. Someone in the comments here suggested Kali LP6V2 so I’m doing some research on the

We can talk anecdotes and opinions all day. If you look at the EBU Tech paper section 2.2, they specify to 40 Hz. The KH80 is -4 dB at 55 Hz. So granted, they don’t quite get there, but I’ll say that even 60 Hz plus some headphones is sufficient. https://tech.ebu.ch/docs/tech/tech3276.pdf https://ww

Unless people are knocking down your door for atmos mixes 5.1 should be plenty and you can always upscale in the future if you need too. I was in your position recently and went for Neumann KH120 (LCR), KH80 (LsRs) and KH750 (Sub). They were out of my budget originally but having good calibration wa

It's amazing at its size. It does really sound good, and I've had friends moved from Genelec to them. I did move on because I wanted something less monitor-y for this setup. (I have the Neumann KH-80 on my editing desk, which to me is better than D3V but also much more expensive)

Here is your annual (weekly? daily? hourly?) reminder that the Neumann KH120 and KH80 exist. The KH120 is ideal but out of your budget. JBL 308P MKII would be my budget choice for this. However (and this isn't insignificant) you need a volume conrol between the ProJect and the powered speakers. Topp

For your setup, the Kali LP6v2 gives excellent value - wide sweet spot, solid low-end for the price, and pairs well with Sonarworks. In a small untreated room, the Genelec 8010A or Neumann KH 80 will translate better due to tighter imaging and built-in DSP (in KH 80). If you can grab KH 80s used wit

Neumann is great and I actually just purchased the kh-80 but their subwoofers are very expensive and I think you can get similar performance for Less from rhythmik

I have the D3Vs… I bought them for monitoring my dj setup but have hooked them up to the daw to produce with them a bit. Normally I produce with headphones ( Slate VSX for mixing duties). Personally I do not find the D3Vs very good for mixing (untreated room so ymmv). I use them to write a bit just

Neumann KH80 - best bang for Buck. Get the MA1 if you can; you won’t get anythng close to this honesty and quality of sound in that price range. Also you have the option to later upgrade to KH750 Subwoofer to get a full range system. (You should definitely get some bass traps for that though)

Neumann are owned by Sennheiser. I've a pair of KH80's and they're amazing for music production and mixing. I love them for casual listening too, but they're definitely overkill for that! Genelecs and ADAMs are good too (I've had monitors from both in the past), ADAM Audio is based in Berlin and own