HS7

Monitors in an untreated room will cause some issues, that's true But over time you will get to know the sound of your room and the usual issues you'll run into Imo it's still a better option to lean your room and do produce on monitors than using headphones only Especially because you can check you

Será porque dsd faz zero diferença no som? Red book já é 100% perfeito pra audição humana, não tem porque usar dsd, sem contar que dsd real mesmo é difícil né, já que a música teria que ter sido gravada diretamente em dsd 😆 E bom, um fone que dá pra considerar high end custa 3k, uma caixa de som de

Kali LP-6 V2. Spent a while deliberating between them and the Yamaha HS7 but so happy I went with the LP-6s, they sound fantastic. The best $500 I’ve ever spent if you can afford it

I bought some used Yamaha HS7. Very good. around £230 converted in my currency

For that budget I think you'd have to go second hand to get something that's actually good. Careful with secondhand Kali's as the V1 of the LP6 has a loud noise hiss. Looking at the best budget offerings of a few years ago, I'd like a secondhand pair of Focal Alpha 65's (non evo) or Yamaha HS7's whi

That’s over the top for a stage piano, Yamaha hs7, or even hs5 are plenty good enough for this

I get what you’re saying about wired for pro use and Bluetooth for casual listening but I’d be surprised if any studio monitors have Bluetooth capability because the streaming’s compression is the opposite of the goal of studio monitors. If you want Bluetooth then you’ll probably end up with a list

JBL 305 or Yamaha HS5, or go bigger if you can, like 306/308 or HS7/8

Also, Yamaha HS7 and an HS8S sub will take you far

That’s a much better option Yamaha HS-7 review: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/yamaha-hs7-review-studio-monitor.19761/ ADAM T8V review: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/adam-t8v-studio-monitor-review.17118/