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Small suggestion - make the sound comparison clip length shorter. I.e - switch back & forth more rapidly. Ideally, go one step further and REPEAT exactly the same snippet for each speaker, so we get to A/B exactly the same content.
I visited my local music store with the intention of purchasing the Yamahas, but upon experiencing the sound quality of the Adams, I was compelled to select them instead. Their superior performance was undeniable.
The same happened to me. I went to the store to pick up the HSV5s, but when I heard the Adams became conflicted. So here I am starting my research again since I haven’t heard the Addams before.
@@zap7759 por eso, yo queria yamaha, pero cuando lo escuchaba todo se sentia mas bacan y todo eso, no era tan plano como el adam studio., en cambio con los adam los sentia mas plano. es por eso que escogi los adam studio.
Went Adam…. I tested these with a reference track in a closed balanced room and the Yamahas were very boxey whereas the Adam’s sounded as the track should sound.
I own a pair of the Yamaha HS5's for feature film editing with lots of dialogue. They are fantastic. If I build a second edit system, especially one for cutting music videos and commercials, the Adam Audio T5V would be in the running to top my wish list.
You can never go wrong with either of them. Even if you have the best playback device, if you don't use reference tracks or you don't have the ear for mixing and mastering then it will be useless. It's better to train your ears and get used to a certain playback device. There are also plenty of other playback device that you can listen to them for reference. It doesn't matter how bad or good it is as long as you know what a good or bad music sound like in that particular system. Mixing and mastering is just 10% of why people listen to music, it's usually the content of that particular music that matters the most. A crappy song can't be saved by the best mixing and mastering engineer. I think people should focus less on equipment and just grab whatever it is that is affordable and accessible in their situation.
@@toolsee64 make good music with the gear you have, try to get better at mixing and mastering to polish the music you made, and the next step would be good marketing and publishing (not necessarily in the commercial sense) so that as many people can listen and possibly enjoy your creation. depending on the platforms another step would also be some visual support like CD cover, music video etc...
I tested both of them and decided to keep the Yamaha's, cause they have no noticable noise, whereas the Adam's had really disturbing noise, when the music was off. The Yamaha's are very clear and authentic. Adam's are not flat and have too much bass, at least for me. The build quality of the Yamaha's is also much higher.
Hi! Could you elaborate on this statement? I mostly produce for film, so dialogue, ambience and music through each other. This Ofcourse requires mixing but is mostly production. Do you mean with “for mixing” that if one’s focus was only on mixing it’d be better? Since I do both, I’d love to hear your opinion!
This means that the Yamaha projects more mids thus resulting in lack of midrange in your end result of your mix. The Adam's would allow you to boost your mix in midrange thus resulting in a better midrange mix
Imo. I love the Adam T5V sound. Definitely more flat with that low end punch. I’m not big fan of brightness in general. Just something about that flat / low end grunge that does me in. Great video!
I have had mackie mr5’s for like 8 years and I purchased the hs5’s a few years back and had them maybe 1 day after hearing the lack of bass in the speakers I couldn’t do it. I’m currently in the market for the Adam t5v’s
The ‘tweeter’ from the ADAM AUDIO T5V isn’t 1 inch. It’s 1.9. For people looking for a great entry level studio monitor, go for the ADAM AUDIO T7V. From the three different models, T5V/T7V/T8V, the T7V is the most balanced frequency wise.
I don't know what lens or camera settings you are using but the speakers are out of focus. You should change the aperture of your lens so you and the speakers are in same focal plane (higher f stop). Just a suggestion.
What if I listened to the sound test on my Adam Audio T5V's? I love the sound and clarity I get from them. I may be bias cause I use them though, i"ll admit.
I’m seeing a very typical video like déjà vu. What we’d like to hear is what your preference is, rather than always sitting on the fence all the time. Would that be possible?
I am planning to buy one of these and from listening to your review I am going to choose the yamaha! The wasn't much different but I thought the yamaha was overall clearer more detailed and I will be making alot of acoustic style music like piano and guitar so not so base heavy! Thanks for helping me !
What is the fascination that some people have with Yamaha? The HS5's are garbage,in contrast to the T5V's( I know,as I own the T5V's and I ALWAYS get spot on mixing results very effortlessly on these.) I honestly never heard any monitor this good,in this price range. The kid in this video is getting paid by Yamaha to praise the HS5's and/or,is a stone-cold amateur bedroom producer. Just look at the spec-sheet on the HS5's LF 54Hz? What a joke. Also...Yamaha fudged the numbers of the high end....30kHz HF?? BULLSHIT.
Put it this way, any monitor that sounds the worst and the flattest is the best Studio monitor I think the Adam sounds too good and that is very misleading when you’re mixing they need to sound bad and flat The goal is to try to get them sound as good as possible on them.
I'd say that for what i need which is mainly electric guitar mixing i would choose the hs5 as it gives me the range i am looking for to make the instrument pop out in the mix when i wont it to. Adams have got a decent enough bass and highs but for the bass I'd either go with a separate sub or directly migrate to a larger device like either of the 2 8 inch ones. Nice vid btw!
Interestingly, I still prefer the Yamaha HS5 based on this comparison. I know the Adam T5V are exceptionally well-reviewed and sounded good, but I seem to be hooked on Yamaha studio monitors having used HS8 for last 6 years. Prior to that I used Event PS/8s which I adored. I love my 8" drivers but want something smaller to use as well. I am pretty curious about the new HS4's but I am leaning towards the extra cash for the renowned HS5.
What ultimately made the decision for me is that the Yamaha has a smaller footprint the Adam is great but is significantly bigger front to back. Besides that they are both great monitors, the Adam’s have a nicer sound but the Yamaha has the famously flat response that.
I've watched/listened to your comparisons of the HS5 with the Rokit 5, and now the Adam T5V... and to my ears there is definitely more mid to upper mid information apparent with the HS5's. I'm pretty sure they are my pick.
Gonna be picking up some t5v for my apartment, I currently have some sennheiser hd598s i use but would love some actual monitors to reference off of as well. Any specific interfaces you would recommend. I was looking at the steinberg ur22c. Great video!
Yamaha is the obvious choice for mixing. If the song sounds good on those, it will sound even better on Adams. Whether the opposite will not always be the same
there is a lot of price difference here in India, in both of these Yamaha hs5 single monitor cost half of the t5v single monitor thus Yamaha hs5 are more affordable ab value for money
For mixing mostly Vocal music and hearing that front and centre you can hear them more clearly on the Yams. Though the balance is better on the Adams and they have a more pleasant less harsh sound. Both certainly the tip top at this price bracket. Would be an interesting vid to side by side the T8V and HS8 seen as you already have the HS8 behind you :)
Hey Edward, great video!! I think Im going to choose the adams because they sound cleaner for me. Thank you for that video! One question: what is the name of the song at the comparison?
I also listen to them both and here is my result: Yamaha is much clearer, but sounds like old radio :D Rock music sound very worse Adam Audio maybe not so clean, but the sound experience is much better. For everyday use too!
77Hz cutoff which is on the high side, hence depending on your situation maybe pair with the HS8s, a lot of factors to consider though, the T7V and HS7 were too big for the room I use.
Also, if I had to listen to a mix over and over again on the Yamahas, at the end of the day I would be suffering from some serious ear fatigue. Or at least taking so many breaks to avoid it, I wouldn’t get anything done. I just couldn’t take them squawking at me all day long.
As much as I want to go with the Adam Audio’s the Yamaha are the best value, they’re the most accurate at that price range so....you can’t go wrong with the Yamaha’s especially for mixing! Going for the HS7’s though
I heard a bunch of different monitors in Guitar Center and the T5V were my favorite. Gorgeous sound. But I listened to More than a Feeling, not dance music. The Yamaha sound better here. But that could be the M20X I'm trying now.
Hmm, Yamaha sounds a bit forward in the mids which can I can only describe as a typical sound for monitoring. Adam, on the other hand, is slightly rolled-off in the mids but forward in the high mids / low treble. I think Yamaha is a flatter-sounding monitor but the Adam sounds a bit more detailed to me, possibly due to its ribbon tweeter. That being said, I wish you did at least one more audio sample with a different kind of music - something with a piano and acoustic guitar for example. It is very hard to judge this way. Also, a few words regarding the general build quality would have been nice. These are, after all, entry-level speakers and so, some compromises had to be made. For example, many of these monitors have a noticeable hiss and it can be distracting when nothing is playing and you need some peace and quiet. Otherwise, thank you for taking the time to do this comparison. Cheers!
First of all the Adam monitors have 2 inputs also the xlr and an rca input and with the right adapter you can use a phone jack. Secondly I’ve listened to a lot of monitors and would say I have a very critical ear. I don’t like the sound of the Yamahas at least not for mixing. I might use them as a comparison against a better pair of monitors for my final mix. I say this because the Yamahas sound to squawky and tinny. They remind me of someone talking on a bullhorn. And when I looked at the frequency response curve I could see why. There’s a serious bump in the midrange frequencies. Although people keep saying how flat they are. Which is far from the truth. People keep saying how good the vocals sound, well with all that midrange how could you miss the vocals. But guess what there’s a whole lot more to consider than the vocals when trying to achieve a balanced mix. I’ve listened to the Yamahas many many times and just couldn’t justify spending that kind of money for them especially when they’re many other monitors out there that can do a better job and at a better price. But as they say “to each his own “.
The level on the HS5 makes no sense. How can you go from +4 up to -10? This is worth noting as well - if you have an interface that doesn't push much output the T5V's level goes up to +18.
@@EdwardSmithMusic It have pretty mediocore dac, even focusrite is better than that. Ive tried both, audient have slightly better adc but noticeably worse dac
So.. which one would be better suited towards recording rock/grunge/metal? I wanna record some stuff and do some covers for myself and nothing professional.
I have a room in 2 X 1.5 meters (NOT INCHES 😂) What is the best for me? Also I have a DT770 pro Headphone. I work on mix and master vocals only, and sometimes make simple music. please I am very confused 🙁
call me stupid, im a newbie, but i think adam audio t5v sound better, with HS5 i will try to crank up more towards low and high ends, which on multimedia speaker or in my car it will sound muddy...
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I have the Yama Hs5 and the Adam T7V. I use the Yamaha to mix especially the high and midrange. After the mix I put on the Adam T7V to check the bass
I can say thay i prefer Adam Audio but my heart says Yamaha hahaha. (For my budget, presonus eris e3.5😂)
You and me both!
😭😭 budget = mackie 3" 🥺
@@CN3Music u feelin me man ahaha
@@EdwardSmithMusic Yamahas for lifeeeee
Those Eris 3.5s really aren’t too bad….for a small room..
Small suggestion - make the sound comparison clip length shorter. I.e - switch back & forth more rapidly. Ideally, go one step further and REPEAT exactly the same snippet for each speaker, so we get to A/B exactly the same content.
I visited my local music store with the intention of purchasing the Yamahas, but upon experiencing the sound quality of the Adams, I was compelled to select them instead. Their superior performance was undeniable.
Flatter is better. These are reference monitors not home theater speakers.
The same happened to me. I went to the store to pick up the HSV5s, but when I heard the Adams became conflicted. So here I am starting my research again since I haven’t heard the Addams before.
@@zap7759 por eso, yo queria yamaha, pero cuando lo escuchaba todo se sentia mas bacan y todo eso, no era tan plano como el adam studio., en cambio con los adam los sentia mas plano. es por eso que escogi los adam studio.
Went Adam…. I tested these with a reference track in a closed balanced room and the Yamahas were very boxey whereas the Adam’s sounded as the track should sound.
thats exactly what i thought
Yamahas are indeed very boxy sounding.
Yhea that was i thought about Yamaha good one but still sound a little bit boxy kind sepaker stuff if compared to the Adam's one :)
Adams sounds more Natural in my opinion
I own a pair of the Yamaha HS5's for feature film editing with lots of dialogue. They are fantastic. If I build a second edit system, especially one for cutting music videos and commercials, the Adam Audio T5V would be in the running to top my wish list.
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You can never go wrong with either of them. Even if you have the best playback device, if you don't use reference tracks or you don't have the ear for mixing and mastering then it will be useless. It's better to train your ears and get used to a certain playback device. There are also plenty of other playback device that you can listen to them for reference. It doesn't matter how bad or good it is as long as you know what a good or bad music sound like in that particular system. Mixing and mastering is just 10% of why people listen to music, it's usually the content of that particular music that matters the most. A crappy song can't be saved by the best mixing and mastering engineer. I think people should focus less on equipment and just grab whatever it is that is affordable and accessible in their situation.
so then if u have good music. and the song quality isn't the issue what's the next step.
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@@toolsee64 make good music with the gear you have, try to get better at mixing and mastering to polish the music you made, and the next step would be good marketing and publishing (not necessarily in the commercial sense) so that as many people can listen and possibly enjoy your creation. depending on the platforms another step would also be some visual support like CD cover, music video etc...
all the way from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪 you just saved me thanks For me,, imma choose the Hs5☺️✅
atleast i know they both great
Good choice!
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks Edward!😌
I wish I had enough money. And I keep watching the videos just for entertainment😂
You'll get there. Law of attraction. Keep watching them.
@@zealouszeebee true!! Been watching these videos for 2 years and now my Hs5 is on its way 🕺🕺🕺
I tested both of them and decided to keep the Yamaha's, cause they have no noticable noise, whereas the Adam's had really disturbing noise, when the music was off. The Yamaha's are very clear and authentic. Adam's are not flat and have too much bass, at least for me. The build quality of the Yamaha's is also much higher.
I have the HS50m and the T5Vs
The Yamahas are better for mixing the Adams for Production
Choose wisely
So true!
Hi! Could you elaborate on this statement? I mostly produce for film, so dialogue, ambience and music through each other. This Ofcourse requires mixing but is mostly production. Do you mean with “for mixing” that if one’s focus was only on mixing it’d be better? Since I do both, I’d love to hear your opinion!
This means that the Yamaha projects more mids thus resulting in lack of midrange in your end result of your mix. The Adam's would allow you to boost your mix in midrange thus resulting in a better midrange mix
the yamahas boost the upper mids slightly to help you hear a harsh part of the mix more easily and thus mix it better.
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This is what I have been waiting for, thank you bro ..
No problem 👍
Imo. I love the Adam T5V sound. Definitely more flat with that low end punch. I’m not big fan of brightness in general. Just something about that flat / low end grunge that does me in. Great video!
I have had mackie mr5’s for like 8 years and I purchased the hs5’s a few years back and had them maybe 1 day after hearing the lack of bass in the speakers I couldn’t do it. I’m currently in the market for the Adam t5v’s
I love how the Adam t5v sounds through video! The Yamaha’s seem like they are good for mixing and editing though!
Adams took this one no doubt...
a mix between both of them would be perfect .. yamaha can be very exhausting for your ears after hearing longer time .. but adams sounds a bit muddy
The ‘tweeter’ from the ADAM AUDIO T5V isn’t 1 inch. It’s 1.9. For people looking for a great entry level studio monitor, go for the ADAM AUDIO T7V. From the three different models, T5V/T7V/T8V, the T7V is the most balanced frequency wise.
I don't know what lens or camera settings you are using but the speakers are out of focus. You should change the aperture of your lens so you and the speakers are in same focal plane (higher f stop). Just a suggestion.
What if I listened to the sound test on my Adam Audio T5V's? I love the sound and clarity I get from them. I may be bias cause I use them though, i"ll admit.
I think the T5Vs sound fantastic!
I’m seeing a very typical video like déjà vu. What we’d like to hear is what your preference is, rather than always sitting on the fence all the time. Would that be possible?
I am planning to buy one of these and from listening to your review I am going to choose the yamaha! The wasn't much different but I thought the yamaha was overall clearer more detailed and I will be making alot of acoustic style music like piano and guitar so not so base heavy! Thanks for helping me !
"Every dog has his day" - Al Pacino
Adam T5V sounds way better in my Eris 3.5, it's time to upgrade.
Hs5 they still look good in black n white though
For balance and clarity the Adam T5V.
my best option would be get em both! :D If your mixes sound good on both sets, you are likely in great shape!
yep that makes perfect sense to me
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What is the fascination that some people have with Yamaha? The HS5's are garbage,in contrast to the T5V's( I know,as I own the T5V's and I ALWAYS get spot on mixing results very effortlessly on these.) I honestly never heard any monitor this good,in this price range. The kid in this video is getting paid by Yamaha to praise the HS5's and/or,is a stone-cold amateur bedroom producer. Just look at the spec-sheet on the HS5's LF 54Hz? What a joke. Also...Yamaha fudged the numbers of the high end....30kHz HF?? BULLSHIT.
The Adams low end sounds beautiful. The Yamahas are a more flat monitor tho which may be better for mixing.
ADAM BEST.
Put it this way, any monitor that sounds the worst and the flattest is the best Studio monitor I think the Adam sounds too good and that is very misleading when you’re mixing they need to sound bad and flat The goal is to try to get them sound as good as possible on them.
I'd say that for what i need which is mainly electric guitar mixing i would choose the hs5 as it gives me the range i am looking for to make the instrument pop out in the mix when i wont it to. Adams have got a decent enough bass and highs but for the bass I'd either go with a separate sub or directly migrate to a larger device like either of the 2 8 inch ones. Nice vid btw!
Interestingly, I still prefer the Yamaha HS5 based on this comparison. I know the Adam T5V are exceptionally well-reviewed and sounded good, but I seem to be hooked on Yamaha studio monitors having used HS8 for last 6 years. Prior to that I used Event PS/8s which I adored. I love my 8" drivers but want something smaller to use as well. I am pretty curious about the new HS4's but I am leaning towards the extra cash for the renowned HS5.
I'm listening to this through my T5V's ... does that mean the characteristics of my speakers are accentuated during the audio comparisons? 🤔
the best will be HS5 + T5V / 2 ..... the HS5 has too much mids and T5V is too much in V with lots of high frequencies ....
heard them both and its..HS5. for the win
it was really close
Would you recommend the t5v or the kali lp-unf? I only saw comparisons to the lp6. But the lp-unf is a fairer comparison and nearer in budget...
What ultimately made the decision for me is that the Yamaha has a smaller footprint the Adam is great but is significantly bigger front to back. Besides that they are both great monitors, the Adam’s have a nicer sound but the Yamaha has the famously flat response that.
There is a clear winner 🏆 Adam Audio T5V
Agreed!!
I've watched/listened to your comparisons of the HS5 with the Rokit 5, and now the Adam T5V... and to my ears there is definitely more mid to upper mid information apparent with the HS5's. I'm pretty sure they are my pick.
Adam audio all day every day
Gonna be picking up some t5v for my apartment, I currently have some sennheiser hd598s i use but would love some actual monitors to reference off of as well. Any specific interfaces you would recommend. I was looking at the steinberg ur22c. Great video!
Sounds great! I would go for the Audient iD4 Audio Interface - amzn.to/3fG1wo3
I like your review on the two monitors 😻😻😻
Thanks! 😊
Assuming they both get a balancing EQ, would the sound difference be as drastic as it seems in the video?
Yamaha is the obvious choice for mixing. If the song sounds good on those, it will sound even better on Adams. Whether the opposite will not always be the same
Thanks buddy for this video..
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But iam more confused now...
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The Adam Audio T5V sounds like it has a sock over it.
there is a lot of price difference here in India, in both of these Yamaha hs5 single monitor cost half of the t5v single monitor thus Yamaha hs5 are more affordable ab value for money
For mixing mostly Vocal music and hearing that front and centre you can hear them more clearly on the Yams. Though the balance is better on the Adams and they have a more pleasant less harsh sound.
Both certainly the tip top at this price bracket.
Would be an interesting vid to side by side the T8V and HS8 seen as you already have the HS8 behind you :)
True!! I will see what I can do to make that video happen 💪🏻
Bro please make a video on most Powerful Laptop for music production(Windows)
Thanks, is it possible to use demo tracks with the clear vocal without any kind of destortion
Hey Edward, great video!! I think Im going to choose the adams because they sound cleaner for me. Thank you for that video! One question: what is the name of the song at the comparison?
Which of these would you pick for Dialogue?
I also listen to them both and here is my result:
Yamaha is much clearer, but sounds like old radio :D Rock music sound very worse
Adam Audio maybe not so clean, but the sound experience is much better. For everyday use too!
I totally agree!
great job! You made me subscribing to your channel!
Thank you so much for subscribing 🙏🏻
The Adam Audio T5V sounds really good compared to the Yamaha HS5.. thanks!!
HS5, by themselves, have so little bass... it was actually very surprising
77Hz cutoff which is on the high side, hence depending on your situation maybe pair with the HS8s, a lot of factors to consider though, the T7V and HS7 were too big for the room I use.
Also, if I had to listen to a mix over and over again on the Yamahas, at the end of the day I would be suffering from some serious ear fatigue. Or at least taking so many breaks to avoid it, I wouldn’t get anything done. I just couldn’t take them squawking at me all day long.
As much as I want to go with the Adam Audio’s the Yamaha are the best value, they’re the most accurate at that price range so....you can’t go wrong with the Yamaha’s especially for mixing! Going for the HS7’s though
Couldn't agree more!
Its far from accurate, one looks like A curve and other one looks like V curve
I heard a bunch of different monitors in Guitar Center and the T5V were my favorite. Gorgeous sound. But I listened to More than a Feeling, not dance music. The Yamaha sound better here. But that could be the M20X I'm trying now.
Hmm, Yamaha sounds a bit forward in the mids which can I can only describe as a typical sound for monitoring. Adam, on the other hand, is slightly rolled-off in the mids but forward in the high mids / low treble. I think Yamaha is a flatter-sounding monitor but the Adam sounds a bit more detailed to me, possibly due to its ribbon tweeter.
That being said, I wish you did at least one more audio sample with a different kind of music - something with a piano and acoustic guitar for example. It is very hard to judge this way.
Also, a few words regarding the general build quality would have been nice. These are, after all, entry-level speakers and so, some compromises had to be made. For example, many of these monitors have a noticeable hiss and it can be distracting when nothing is playing and you need some peace and quiet.
Otherwise, thank you for taking the time to do this comparison. Cheers!
First of all the Adam monitors have 2 inputs also the xlr and an rca input and with the right adapter you can use a phone jack. Secondly I’ve listened to a lot of monitors and would say I have a very critical ear. I don’t like the sound of the Yamahas at least not for mixing. I might use them as a comparison against a better pair of monitors for my final mix. I say this because the Yamahas sound to squawky and tinny. They remind me of someone talking on a bullhorn. And when I looked at the frequency response curve I could see why. There’s a serious bump in the midrange frequencies. Although people keep saying how flat they are. Which is far from the truth. People keep saying how good the vocals sound, well with all that midrange how could you miss the vocals. But guess what there’s a whole lot more to consider than the vocals when trying to achieve a balanced mix. I’ve listened to the Yamahas many many times and just couldn’t justify spending that kind of money for them especially when they’re many other monitors out there that can do a better job and at a better price. But as they say “to each his own “.
Sounds like they've just recorded some old walkman headphones out of the air to me. Doesn't sound 'flat', it sounds anemic .
A better depth on the vocals with the Yamaha at least to my ears.
first and lovely video
Thanks!!
The level on the HS5 makes no sense. How can you go from +4 up to -10? This is worth noting as well - if you have an interface that doesn't push much output the T5V's level goes up to +18.
Yamaha HS5's love 😍😍😍
What about the KrK’s compared to this?
Not the fault of either set of speakers but whatever the producers did to the vocal on that track sounds rank 😅 imho
which one had less idle HISS though?
Both have little to no hiss.
edward pls , what do you think comes first ( monitors or mic ) and I have a headphone
Do you sing??
@@EdwardSmithMusic yes
SIR how is the best monitor from home studio please tell me
Bro help me out please I have a bedroom setup and have 3 options between Yamaha hs5, Jbl 360 MkII and presonus Eris e5 Xt please help me to choose one
Tell me your choice too im confused like you
Hey man , good video but i'd suggest you to review the new 5" Kali speakers ..i think in the 5" class they might be the winner.
Wish I could afford any pair of studio monitors
When I am really close to pulling the trigger for some monitors, I realize I should get two pair 😅😅 I want both!!
What is the best audio interface under $200 ?
I use Motu M2 and I love it
The Audient iD4 is pretty special - amzn.to/3fG1wo3
@@EdwardSmithMusic Thank you sir
@@EdwardSmithMusic Can you suggest best audio interface under $150 & $100
@@EdwardSmithMusic It have pretty mediocore dac, even focusrite is better than that. Ive tried both, audient have slightly better adc but noticeably worse dac
which is best for hyperacusis?
Adam audio T5v or Kali Lp 6v2?
The Yamaha HS series is the monitors others are measured against. There is a reason for this!
I did a ton of research for my 23 sqm studio and got the Yamaha HS5. Best decision hands down. I'm studio monitoring not throwing a party
What song is this?!?
I wanna buy some today I like both 😅 my first pair can’t wait to get out of school to go see them
That song is 🔥 tho
Do you know the name of the song and the artist?
@@unclebrother6244 not a clue lol
@@a.1111 😂 oh ok. It's definitely 🔥. If I find out any info on it I'll let you know.
"Be My Remedy" by House Of Say
Ok I have decided......I will buy them both...
Great haha!!
Hs8 all the way ❤️
Good review mid vocals as expected Yamaha for the win.
Thanks for watching!!
I'm struggling between these and the krk Rokit 5 G4s
These are better 👌🏻
What did u get
@@dyrosx7241 ik took the krk
@@dyrosx7241 but i don't think it matters that much i just really liked the model
@@yannickvdputten how u think ab it so far? im still tryna pick what to buy, either hs5 or krks
So.. which one would be better suited towards recording rock/grunge/metal? I wanna record some stuff and do some covers for myself and nothing professional.
HS5 were built for rock music, they haven't changed a thing since then, n from experience for rock HS5 are the best!
I have a room in 2 X 1.5 meters (NOT INCHES 😂) What is the best for me?
Also I have a DT770 pro Headphone.
I work on mix and master vocals only, and sometimes make simple music.
please I am very confused 🙁
Did you figure this out eventually
Adams are the best. Much love from Burundi 🇧🇮
Burundi? Thats cool
Nice review ..I love the song playing during sound test.. Can anybody help me with the songname..
House of Say - Be my remedy
Please tell me the title of the song that came out on the test.
House of Say - Be my remedy
Dope content only
Thanks man!!
They sound almost same comparing to hs5 vs rookit
call me stupid, im a newbie, but i think adam audio t5v sound better, with HS5 i will try to crank up more towards low and high ends, which on multimedia speaker or in my car it will sound muddy...
Can we get a comparison video between Kali Lp6 Vs Adam
I was going to get a t5v but the hs5 sound more foreward and real.
Idk why but i like Adam audio in case of 5 inch monitor
Idk why yamaha hs5 so expensive there especially in america, here in indonesia only cost about 271 dollar for a pair.
Wow!!
Because they're built there as far as I remember