You really can't go wrong with Genelecs. I have the 8340A and 7360 sub. I honestly hear things that I would surely miss on some other monitors. The reveal everything! I have actually tried the Eve Audio and they are fantastic but Genelec is by far my favorite for MIXING.
After hearing these three models plus the Focal SM9 and ATC SCM25A, in my studio. I ended up going for the Neumann KH310s. But the Focal SM9s were a close second! Genelec were amazing and came in third. Price wasn’t important as I can write it all off as tax. I just wanted the purist sound that had the most details and ended up with the KH310s! I still don’t regret it at all many years later. I’d be lost without my KH310s 😅🙈
I just got the KH750 for my KH310s and there's no doubt in my mind - or ears - that I've finally got the most accurate monitoring in my 30+ year career! Previously I had the KH805 sub and used Sonarworks but the 750's DSP has tamed my small room issues much better. Do yourself a favour and borrow or hire KH310s for a couple of weeks to get comfortable with them... I have never heard tighter bass!
I second this. I have the Kh310 with the KH750 DSP sub and it's very accurate and the stereo image is incredible. Almost as if you can see the sounds coming out of the speakers. Bass is tight.
I got the 750 on the way to pair with my Kh 120's, along with the MA1 mic/software. I am in a small, albeit acoustically treated, room. Hopefully the room correction will take care of any major issues that I may be experiencing.
@@Innocence44 The 750 will certainly make a huge difference and will make your 120s sound like they have 12" woofers! The room correction is designed to get the best result in your room unlike other room correction that just tries to make them sound "flat". Most high end monitors are pretty flat so as it's the room causing the problem... boosting or cutting notches of 6-12dB makes your monitors sound unnatural and then the acoustic problems of your room get added to it! The Neumann software aims to maintain the integrity of your sound source within the issues of your room. Over the months I have "tuned" my system by moving my desk, monitors and adding more focused acoustic treatment - each time I run the MA1 it does a little less work!
@@mixphantom0101 So I got everything set up just now and with MA1 doing its magic lol I cant believe how tight the bass is in my less than perfect room, . The phase and crossover were set perfectly, there was no me screwing around trying to set it all by ear. You were right, it makes my 120's sound like much bigger speakers, though lets get real, very few studio monitors go as low as an actual subwoofer does. Havent tried mixing/making music on them yet, but only because I've been enjoying just sitting and listening to them ever since. 100% worth it, imo. The sweet spot is much wider now!
@@SarakopfOfficial I got the 310s. They are very accurate, translate extremely well, and they have this very special ability to lead you into the right mixing descicions. It's like you hear straight away what needs to be done with the mix. But the Neumanns has one MAJOR flaw (at least for me)...they are just extremely boring sounding. And by that I don't just mean boring on bad mixes and bad productions, but it's like nothing ever sounds really exciting on them...and I´m not sure if I like that. I want to have a monitor that in addition to sound extremely accurate also manage to give both me an my clients goosebumps when the mix is right(that is kind of the whole purpose of music). My monitor journey is definitely not over, I will try out the ATC SCM45 and the Genelec 8351B next...
When I first listened to my KH310 at 1.20 meters distance they sounded unacceptably boxy, just like you experienced. I started to move them around and now they sound truly excellent, but I'm at at 1.7 meters distance, that's of course room dependent. They are quite sensitive to placement (as most speakers, in fact), but having them and not being able to fully optimize it's position is a big downside and the most possible explanation I find to people describing them as "boxy".
You are right. I've got the smaller 8331s with a 7350 subwoofer and GLM. The improvement in sound with GLM is clearly audible even in an acoustically optimized room. Not only is the subwoofer integration absolutely seamless with the speakers, the entire stereo image is simply cleaned up.
@@syntheee Ok. I have the 1032 with the big subwoofer (19 Hz) for years. For me the subwoofer is very important. I can listen to the same frequency range than the wall mount monitors in professional rental studios. Placing the subwoofer is not easy. To experiment with phase adjustment is very important. When I have the money I will invest in new Genelecs. Investing in monitor speaker is by far the best investment one can do.
My personal opinion on this choice: Neuman KH provides best balance and reliability. Also they do not require sub, as they are capable of precisely covering the range that the ported Eve generates through the hole.
I briefly had the Eve 3070 3-ways. Loved the top end. But they had to go back as it became clear I’d been sent a pair of returns by my local store. As they were difficult to get replaced, I opted for the KH310s. Very different sound (like all speakers). It wasn’t until I listened to some movies thru them that I heard what they can do! As always, it’s a just a question of learning the sound in your own room and, ultimately, how the results translate.
Ive had the eve audio SC307 and it has honestly been my favorite audio listening experience so far. I absolutely fucking love them so much. It’s weird how opinions differ but I think they’re the absolute best for my personal preferences
I own a pair of 8351b and one 7370 and I would purchase them again without hesitation. Considering the fact that I personally change monitors every 12 years that extra amount of money for the genelecs is nothing. Right now I'm considering to get another pair of Genelecs for a different monitoring position.
I own the Eve SC208 and have recently bought the Genelec 8250A and HEDD Type 20. I'm just an audiophile but don't work with music or audio. I was very underwhelmed by the difference. The HEDDs were better but the idea of spending 3X the price for what seems like a marginal improvement doesn't sit well with me. I think this is where I get off the audiophile train.
Are the eve 208's that good? I've got a pair of adam tv7 for my home office and only use them for listening to music, I'm tempted by the 307 but interested to hear what you think of the 208 just for listening.
from what I've heard, the 8341s were not well received by a few people I know, they said the 8331 or 8351 was a better buy. As an audiophile with space concerns and stuff, it was said 8331 with sub would be good or 8351 for a non sub setup.
For enjoying music, the diminishing returns starts way way sooner. As you go up the price range in studio monitors you pay a lot more for slight increases in performance accuracy but you'll probably find those differences useful when making critical mix decisions. These super expensive products are also mostly bought by studios and really sought after professionals for whom cost is less important than giving their clients the best possible product. You'll never hear the difference when just enjoying a track.
I'm also not sure why audiophiles are getting into studio monitors. You're paying for things that just aren't important to the enjoyment of music. And this is coming from an audio professional. The artist's intent isn't what people think it is. You're never going to hear what the mix engineer is hearing at the studio even if you have the same set of speakers. The room is different. And studio monitors are designed to work at different signal levels with balanced connections. They just don't give you the best performance when paired with consumer gear, which is designed to work with lower voltage signals. You'll run the risk of more noise, distortion and other unpleasantries. A "colored" speaker can still be great to listen to.
@@lamenamethefirst who said anything about the artists intent? Don't ascribe motives to others, especially as to what they're looking for. Powered speakers work just fine with consumer gear. This powered studio monitor vs. passive conversation is so antiquated. A studio monitor can be as colored or uncolored (neutral) as a passive speaker. There is quite a bit of variability in studio monitor sound as evidence by frequency response data for starters. Some can sound warm and others rather clinical. All of these rules of thumb for where passive works and studio monitors works are silly. You can make them work in all settings.
With the Eve SC307, having the tweeter to the side of the mid is going to cause that change in sound as you move around. Also the "mid" isn't really a dedicated mid, it's a bass/mid so you don't get the clarity you noticed with the other two.
the sonarworks plugin should b in your monitoring chain NOT in your output chain, unless you assume that everyone in the world has the same room with the same speakers you're working with! I dunno the other speakers but I do own some KH310s and can't quite imagine them sounding boxy!?! Their mid range driver is super sweet sounding and the low end is about as accurate as you can get. Admittedly not flashy or a nice warm bump you get with other speakers but once you adjusted to the incredibly flat response you will appreciate it.
Just crossed my mind, if you have the Sonarworks plugin on your outputs, did you compare those three speakers with the Sonarworks lined up for the Eve speakers? It then would make sense you were quite pleased with them compared to the other speakers....
Don’t know if this has been mentioned before in cubase you have a control room and you can set up many different instances of Sonarworks so you can have them on headphones and Monitors as well at same time and just switch between them very handy ..🤔
For me HEDD Type 20 MKII beat them all.. but these are all great monitors can't go wrong.. Acoustic treatment will also give massive benefits. Try and test them if possible to see what sound your ears prefer! We are all a bit different in our tastes but all these monitors will all give great results.
To use SW you should listen to the comeback of the printed track. I am in the same position and that is what I do to still using SW. Latency is an issue. The other solution less expensive than a Trinnov system is using Merging Technologies Anubi, SW will be “embedded “ on the DSP of the interface that is a monitor control too.
A lot of focus on the low end which is nice, but what about the top end? You only briefly discussed the Eve tweeter but I was hoping to hear how it compares to the other two, especially since ribbon tweeters have a distinct sound. From what I've heard, the Neumann KH310 tweeter is its biggest flaw as it can sound a bit hard or harsh at high volume, however, those monitors are also said to be very flat sounding until about 5kHz. Don't know much about the Genelecs, but from every review I've seen they get top marks so they're probably worth the money.
@@1stzard they are really great! Smooth and natural sounding! I've got mine also in white. Did you order 8361a? Would be nice if you will do an in depth Review if you got them ;)
Your not supposed to send anything out with Sonarworks. You turn Sonarworks on on your master channel as the last plug in. Then when your finished mixing you turn off Sonarworks then you export whatever it is you have to export. It's not designed to be left on.
thanks for this video! is it possible for you to compare the new Ex Machina Pulsar vs Genelec 8341 vs new PMC near fields or any of the above with your EVEs!!
Hi did you ever get that neumann 750 sub. I have the kh310s and a jbl sub and sonarworks and debating just biting the bullet and getting the kh750 so i can use neumanns corrective software. Is it worth it over sonarworks? cheers and ty
@godhead331 He never tried the Neumann 750 sub. He tried one of the Eve Audio subwoofers instead, but ended up returning it because he got complaints from the neighbors, LOL. And he never said how well it integrated with the mains or if it improved the mains response as well as the low end extension and quality, so...this particular video was pretty much inconclusive. Ultimately, one of his reasons for wanting new monitors with their own DSP due to his limitations when using Sonarworks ended up being a non-issue. I can't say if the Neumann 750 sub will be an improvement for you when combined with the KH310, but it absolutely was worth it when combined with my OG KH120A. If you can find a dealer that will let you demo the 750 sub for a trial period, I would 100% recommend doing it! I'm afraid that once you hear them with the sub you won't be able to go back ;) ...at least if you get it properly set up and calibrated. Cheers
So cool that you did a video on the sc307 :) I have those speakers on my wishlist for a long time now. Can you please tell me how you feel about the Eves depth, do they have a lot (3D) or are they more like 2D?
Did you get the neumann subwoofer in the end? I'm interested to know how it worked as I'm looking to get one to use alongside different branded monitors. Thanks
Absolutely!. They kill many expensive high end speaker systems in many ways. The bigger size you buy, the more scary drama and joy you get out of them.
In other words, in practice you just don't know how to master, or you're a mentally minor who doesn't understand high-level mastering. With these Genelec products, the quality level in recordings is raised to such a high level that the music sounds quite good even in bad stereos. Have you realized what you've gotten yourself into?
Was thinking about SC3070. But these are 2x price. What benefits in terms of sound quality would be getting SC3070 instead of SC307 and do You think it is worth 2x price? Thanks!
You really can't go wrong with Genelecs. I have the 8340A and 7360 sub. I honestly hear things that I would surely miss on some other monitors. The reveal everything! I have actually tried the Eve Audio and they are fantastic but Genelec is by far my favorite for MIXING.
I got a pair of Genelec 8341 they're flat but still super dynamic and playful sounding and i trust them every day.
Been using 8341s since 2017 they are solid workhorses and will reveal any issues that need to be addressed.
After hearing these three models plus the Focal SM9 and ATC SCM25A, in my studio. I ended up going for the Neumann KH310s. But the Focal SM9s were a close second! Genelec were amazing and came in third. Price wasn’t important as I can write it all off as tax. I just wanted the purist sound that had the most details and ended up with the KH310s! I still don’t regret it at all many years later. I’d be lost without my KH310s 😅🙈
I just got the KH750 for my KH310s and there's no doubt in my mind - or ears - that I've finally got the most accurate monitoring in my 30+ year career! Previously I had the KH805 sub and used Sonarworks but the 750's DSP has tamed my small room issues much better. Do yourself a favour and borrow or hire KH310s for a couple of weeks to get comfortable with them... I have never heard tighter bass!
I second this. I have the Kh310 with the KH750 DSP sub and it's very accurate and the stereo image is incredible. Almost as if you can see the sounds coming out of the speakers. Bass is tight.
I got the 750 on the way to pair with my Kh 120's, along with the MA1 mic/software. I am in a small, albeit acoustically treated, room. Hopefully the room correction will take care of any major issues that I may be experiencing.
@@Innocence44 The 750 will certainly make a huge difference and will make your 120s sound like they have 12" woofers! The room correction is designed to get the best result in your room unlike other room correction that just tries to make them sound "flat". Most high end monitors are pretty flat so as it's the room causing the problem... boosting or cutting notches of 6-12dB makes your monitors sound unnatural and then the acoustic problems of your room get added to it! The Neumann software aims to maintain the integrity of your sound source within the issues of your room. Over the months I have "tuned" my system by moving my desk, monitors and adding more focused acoustic treatment - each time I run the MA1 it does a little less work!
@@mixphantom0101 So I got everything set up just now and with MA1 doing its magic lol I cant believe how tight the bass is in my less than perfect room, . The phase and crossover were set perfectly, there was no me screwing around trying to set it all by ear. You were right, it makes my 120's sound like much bigger speakers, though lets get real, very few studio monitors go as low as an actual subwoofer does. Havent tried mixing/making music on them yet, but only because I've been enjoying just sitting and listening to them ever since. 100% worth it, imo. The sweet spot is much wider now!
@@Innocence44 Great to hear! I concur... it's the best hardware I purchased in years!
nuemann kh310 changed my life... best 3 way in their price bracket
Amen
+1
Do you use them vertically or horizontally?
I got the kh 120 and really like them, so I've wondered how great the 310's must be.
@@SarakopfOfficial I got the 310s. They are very accurate, translate extremely well, and they have this very special ability to lead you into the right mixing descicions. It's like you hear straight away what needs to be done with the mix. But the Neumanns has one MAJOR flaw (at least for me)...they are just extremely boring sounding. And by that I don't just mean boring on bad mixes and bad productions, but it's like nothing ever sounds really exciting on them...and I´m not sure if I like that. I want to have a monitor that in addition to sound extremely accurate also manage to give both me an my clients goosebumps when the mix is right(that is kind of the whole purpose of music). My monitor journey is definitely not over, I will try out the ATC SCM45 and the Genelec 8351B next...
When I first listened to my KH310 at 1.20 meters distance they sounded unacceptably boxy, just like you experienced. I started to move them around and now they sound truly excellent, but I'm at at 1.7 meters distance, that's of course room dependent. They are quite sensitive to placement (as most speakers, in fact), but having them and not being able to fully optimize it's position is a big downside and the most possible explanation I find to people describing them as "boxy".
As far as I have heard the genelec sound phenomenal with the dsp adapted to your room. Without doing this, as you did, they may be not optimal.
You are right. I've got the smaller 8331s with a 7350 subwoofer and GLM. The improvement in sound with GLM is clearly audible even in an acoustically optimized room. Not only is the subwoofer integration absolutely seamless with the speakers, the entire stereo image is simply cleaned up.
@@syntheee Ok. I have the 1032 with the big subwoofer (19 Hz) for years. For me the subwoofer is very important. I can listen to the same frequency range than the wall mount monitors in professional rental studios. Placing the subwoofer is not easy. To experiment with phase adjustment is very important. When I have the money I will invest in new Genelecs. Investing in monitor speaker is by far the best investment one can do.
My personal opinion on this choice:
Neuman KH provides best balance and reliability. Also they do not require sub, as they are capable of precisely covering the range that the ported Eve generates through the hole.
On paper yes... but all depends on how your room responds. There was a noticeable drop in low end between the two in my room
KH310 need sub, they lack low end and have not wide sound
I have no money for 83xx series but my Genelecs 8030 cpm sound phenomenal, I can trust them and enjoy! Thanks for your video
I briefly had the Eve 3070 3-ways. Loved the top end. But they had to go back as it became clear I’d been sent a pair of returns by my local store. As they were difficult to get replaced, I opted for the KH310s. Very different sound (like all speakers). It wasn’t until I listened to some movies thru them that I heard what they can do! As always, it’s a just a question of learning the sound in your own room and, ultimately, how the results translate.
The point of genelecs are the dsp you should have tried the sam system
Ive had the eve audio SC307 and it has honestly been my favorite audio listening experience so far. I absolutely fucking love them so much. It’s weird how opinions differ but I think they’re the absolute best for my personal preferences
Just ordered the sc307 thank
You for that :)
I own a pair of 8351b and one 7370 and I would purchase them again without hesitation. Considering the fact that I personally change monitors every 12 years that extra amount of money for the genelecs is nothing. Right now I'm considering to get another pair of Genelecs for a different monitoring position.
Same here. What is the 2nd position and what did you choose?
I own the Eve SC208 and have recently bought the Genelec 8250A and HEDD Type 20. I'm just an audiophile but don't work with music or audio. I was very underwhelmed by the difference. The HEDDs were better but the idea of spending 3X the price for what seems like a marginal improvement doesn't sit well with me. I think this is where I get off the audiophile train.
Are the eve 208's that good? I've got a pair of adam tv7 for my home office and only use them for listening to music, I'm tempted by the 307 but interested to hear what you think of the 208 just for listening.
from what I've heard, the 8341s were not well received by a few people I know, they said the 8331 or 8351 was a better buy. As an audiophile with space concerns and stuff, it was said 8331 with sub would be good or 8351 for a non sub setup.
For enjoying music, the diminishing returns starts way way sooner. As you go up the price range in studio monitors you pay a lot more for slight increases in performance accuracy but you'll probably find those differences useful when making critical mix decisions. These super expensive products are also mostly bought by studios and really sought after professionals for whom cost is less important than giving their clients the best possible product. You'll never hear the difference when just enjoying a track.
I'm also not sure why audiophiles are getting into studio monitors. You're paying for things that just aren't important to the enjoyment of music. And this is coming from an audio professional. The artist's intent isn't what people think it is. You're never going to hear what the mix engineer is hearing at the studio even if you have the same set of speakers. The room is different. And studio monitors are designed to work at different signal levels with balanced connections. They just don't give you the best performance when paired with consumer gear, which is designed to work with lower voltage signals. You'll run the risk of more noise, distortion and other unpleasantries. A "colored" speaker can still be great to listen to.
@@lamenamethefirst who said anything about the artists intent? Don't ascribe motives to others, especially as to what they're looking for. Powered speakers work just fine with consumer gear. This powered studio monitor vs. passive conversation is so antiquated. A studio monitor can be as colored or uncolored (neutral) as a passive speaker. There is quite a bit of variability in studio monitor sound as evidence by frequency response data for starters. Some can sound warm and others rather clinical. All of these rules of thumb for where passive works and studio monitors works are silly. You can make them work in all settings.
Where are the Focal Trio 6be ? 😄 Missing them…
With the Eve SC307, having the tweeter to the side of the mid is going to cause that change in sound as you move around. Also the "mid" isn't really a dedicated mid, it's a bass/mid so you don't get the clarity you noticed with the other two.
the sonarworks plugin should b in your monitoring chain NOT in your output chain, unless you assume that everyone in the world has the same room with the same speakers you're working with! I dunno the other speakers but I do own some KH310s and can't quite imagine them sounding boxy!?! Their mid range driver is super sweet sounding and the low end is about as accurate as you can get. Admittedly not flashy or a nice warm bump you get with other speakers but once you adjusted to the incredibly flat response you will appreciate it.
Just crossed my mind, if you have the Sonarworks plugin on your outputs, did you compare those three speakers with the Sonarworks lined up for the Eve speakers? It then would make sense you were quite pleased with them compared to the other speakers....
No Sonarworks was not used for these tests.
Don’t know if this has been mentioned before in cubase you have a control room and you can set up many different instances of Sonarworks so you can have them on headphones and Monitors as well at same time and just switch between them very handy ..🤔
For me HEDD Type 20 MKII beat them all.. but these are all great monitors can't go wrong.. Acoustic treatment will also give massive benefits.
Try and test them if possible to see what sound your ears prefer! We are all a bit different in our tastes but all these monitors will all give great results.
To use SW you should listen to the comeback of the printed track. I am in the same position and that is what I do to still using SW. Latency is an issue. The other solution less expensive than a Trinnov system is using Merging Technologies Anubi, SW will be “embedded “ on the DSP of the interface that is a monitor control too.
Yo solution / alternative sonarworks : 2 Hardware EQ for you R + L monitor, w/ a replica of your sonarworks curve/ analyse
Cheers
A lot of focus on the low end which is nice, but what about the top end? You only briefly discussed the Eve tweeter but I was hoping to hear how it compares to the other two, especially since ribbon tweeters have a distinct sound. From what I've heard, the Neumann KH310 tweeter is its biggest flaw as it can sound a bit hard or harsh at high volume, however, those monitors are also said to be very flat sounding until about 5kHz. Don't know much about the Genelecs, but from every review I've seen they get top marks so they're probably worth the money.
Good Video, i also got the Eve SC307, i love em, flat but kind of warm or lets say a pleasure to listen to :)
I didn't liked eves or the KH310. I'll prefer the KH420. But I love Genelec and that's why I bought a pair of Genelec 8361a
Nice, how are they holding up? I have a pair in white on order.
@@1stzard they are really great! Smooth and natural sounding! I've got mine also in white. Did you order 8361a? Would be nice if you will do an in depth Review if you got them ;)
@@Vocalisto why do you need an in-depth review on 10,000 dollar monitors you supposively own yourself?
Hey Pete, thanks for the video. Did you end up buying the Neuman sub? If so how did it pair with Eve's?
Your not supposed to send anything out with Sonarworks. You turn Sonarworks on on your master channel as the last plug in. Then when your finished mixing you turn off Sonarworks then you export whatever it is you have to export. It's not designed to be left on.
Checkout Sonarworks Systemwide. Works differently.
@@madebypete Cool I'll check it out I've never heard of it
thanks for this video! is it possible for you to compare the new Ex Machina Pulsar vs Genelec 8341 vs new PMC near fields or any of the above with your EVEs!!
I'm curious how folks in the know would compare these to the Mackie HR 824's....
Hi did you ever get that neumann 750 sub. I have the kh310s and a jbl sub and sonarworks and debating just biting the bullet and getting the kh750 so i can use neumanns corrective software. Is it worth it over sonarworks? cheers and ty
@godhead331
He never tried the Neumann 750 sub. He tried one of the Eve Audio subwoofers instead, but ended up returning it because he got complaints from the neighbors, LOL.
And he never said how well it integrated with the mains or if it improved the mains response as well as the low end extension and quality, so...this particular video was pretty much inconclusive.
Ultimately, one of his reasons for wanting new monitors with their own DSP due to his limitations when using Sonarworks ended up being a non-issue.
I can't say if the Neumann 750 sub will be an improvement for you when combined with the KH310, but it absolutely was worth it when combined with my OG KH120A. If you can find a dealer that will let you demo the 750 sub for a trial period, I would 100% recommend doing it! I'm afraid that once you hear them with the sub you won't be able to go back ;) ...at least if you get it properly set up and calibrated.
Cheers
Thanku so much sir
I have the sc307s, i'm also 1m away and i use them vertically right now (2 months with them). Did you try that?
Obviously a beginner's question here: but where are the woofers of the Genelec hiding?
behind the top and bottom vents
So cool that you did a video on the sc307 :)
I have those speakers on my wishlist for a long time now. Can you please tell me how you feel about the Eves depth, do they have a lot (3D) or are they more like 2D?
freakin 3d monsters, i got em, best imaging ive ever heared, and i had most of other monitors before...just get them...the bass omg
I hold alt and drag Sonarworks as a plug-in across all of the logic outputs when splitting out to the desk. That should work for you hopefully! T
Yes that was my workaround but a bit worried about phasing issues when using so many instances of the plugin
@@madebypete I’ve got to say I’ve never noticed any hopefully that remains the same for you! 🤞🤞🤞
Nuemanns for me the others add too much color
You should sell them all and get the ATC SCM45’s!
Hah. Slight difference in price point there mate 🙂
@@madebypete only about 8k different 😂 how someone can compare monitors for 10.000 to 2.000 £
Really good idea sell them all, considering he doesn't own two pairs... 😜
Did you get the neumann subwoofer in the end? I'm interested to know how it worked as I'm looking to get one to use alongside different branded monitors. Thanks
I didn't no
U can buy 5-6 pair Eve for the price of others..
Will the Genelec 8341s work for home listening?
Absolutely!. They kill many expensive high end speaker systems in many ways.
The bigger size you buy, the more scary drama and joy you get out of them.
Listening yes, they sound great and that's the problem for Mixing/Mastering.
In other words, in practice you just don't know how to master, or you're a mentally minor who doesn't understand high-level mastering. With these Genelec products, the quality level in recordings is raised to such a high level that the music sounds quite good even in bad stereos. Have you realized what you've gotten yourself into?
Is there a way to turn off the dsp so you can add an external dac in addition with a preamp? Or is the dsp always on?
yup there is.
Hey mate, wondering your thoughts about the KH 750? Did it work for you?
I ended up trying the Eve Audio sub 1 st but has complaints from neighbours so had to return it
Yoo was just looking at your stuff on reverb the other day haha nice content bro! Recognised the beautiful studio 👏🏾
Helpful video too! Been thinking about upgrading my Hs7's for a while and really want to get into 3-way monitoring.
Just so im understanding you correct, we cant use Sonarworks on a 3 way monitor? Thanks
Yes you can use Sonarworks with a 3 way monitor.
Wouldve been better to include a-b w those speakers
Soo do you recommend using the eve s with a sub?:) And would you prefer them instead of hedd type 07 ? Peace best wishes
Was thinking about SC3070. But these are 2x price. What benefits in terms of sound quality would be getting SC3070 instead of SC307 and do You think it is worth 2x price? Thanks!
The 3070's have more powerful drivers and the layout is slightly different. I' have never tried them though so can't comment on their sound.
Ribbon tweeters are a no-no for me
For Adam and others no, for Eve Yes, Eve so amazing^^
I found them kinda dark on my adams.. I kinda prefer focals twetter.
The 310 should be compared to 8351 and the 420 to the 8361
Ive hear so much great stuff about EVE but those speakers are sooo ugly.. its sad
Where is the shootout in this video?
right. i was expecting a shoot out too
Go for the Neumann...
Your eves are giving you major phase issues listening that close with a driver design so far apart
干唠啊，哥们，弄个同场试听对比啊。
eve sc307 very nice and flat !
Makes no sense that if you feel the Genelecs sound better in every department you would pass them up based on price. A really disappointing review.
He's just being pragmatic, and thinking 80/20
Don’t change Eves !!!!!! I changed them for better Dynaudio and I regret it.