What do you look for in a solid set of studio monitors? Tell us about your studio setup in the comments, and be sure to swing by Sweetwater for a closer, detailed look at these studio monitors and more! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Best_Studio_Monitors_for_Any_Budget
Yamaha HS7 1. Frequency Response: The Yamaha HS7 has a fairly uneven frequency response. It features a notable bump in the high frequencies around 5 kHz, which can make the sound seem bright and forward. The midrange is also quite pronounced, which is typical of Yamaha monitors but may not be to everyone's taste 2. Bass Response: The bass response of the HS7 is somewhat limited, partly due to its rear bass port, which can cause issues with placement near walls. The rear port may lead to exaggerated bass if the speakers are too close to a wall, and inadequate bass if placed too far 3. Harmonic Distortion: The total harmonic distortion (THD) is relatively low at moderate listening levels but can increase significantly at higher volumes, especially in the lower midrange around 300 Hz. This is likely due to internal resonances 4. Build Quality and Durability: The HS7 is noted for its durability, maintaining performance over many years despite heavy use. However, its sound signature might not be ideal for mixing due to the uneven frequency reponse RCF Ayra Pro 6 1. Frequency Response: The RCF Ayra Pro 6 generally offers a more balanced frequency response compared to the HS7. It has a smoother and flatter response, which is more suitable for accurate monitoring. The bass is better controlled, partly due to its front-firing bass port, which makes placement easier and more flexible 2. Bass Response: The Ayra Pro 6's front port allows for more accurate bass reproduction and avoids the placement issues that can affect rear-ported designs like the HS7. This design helps in delivering a tighter and more controlled low-end reponse 3. Harmonic Distortion: The Ayra Pro 6 shows low levels of harmonic distortion across most of the frequency range, maintaining clarity even at higher volumes. This makes it a reliable choice for critical listening and mixing tasks 4. Build Quality and Features: The build quality of the Ayra Pro 6 is robust, with features designed for professional use. It is equipped with advanced DSP for enhanced performance and flexibility in various acoustic environments Conclusion While the Yamaha HS7 is durable and has a distinctive sound signature that can be useful for certain types of mixing, its uneven frequency response and rear bass port design might be drawbacks for some users. On the other hand, the RCF Ayra Pro 6 provides a more balanced and accurate frequency response with better bass control due to its front-firing port, making it a more versatile option for accurate monitoring and critical listening 🤭🫡 Same price for both. Bye bye the overrated yamaha monitor 🤣 Thx to all the Web sites of real specs take by pro analysts with pro mic and material. 🙂
I was told by a sweetwater rep that I needed at least 6inch monitors. I told him I'm a guitarist who plays in a bedroom. He said he would never use anything under 6. I got a set of JBL 6inch and wayyyy too much bass. It actually interferes and buries the other frequencies. Not sure what the obsession with low end is. I'm not a club DJ. I'm a guitarist who plays dinosaur rock. Decided I'm going to sell them, take the loss and save for Genelecs. It might be that they're JBL's. In speaker cabs I hear they are woofy. You have good taste BTW. My dad used to say that to me as a polite way of implying he couldn't afford that.
Well it's good to hear other people talk about frequency response. It's as if customers have completely lost their minds and now have been take advantage of by companies and corporations through their greed. It's disgusting.
Gotta love Sweetwater reviews. Not only do they actually bring some accessible choices that are quality driven, but they also highlight the ACTUAL pro level monitors that are available that many people don't know of. Cheers mitch !
I have been using a set of kali in-8’s I got from sweetwater for about 2 months now. Gotta say these things are incredible!!! Definitely worth your time and money. Prior to that I was using a pair of presonus e44’s they were okay. They did the job. My mixes finally sound the same in my room as they do in each and every source I put them through. Kali in-8 DOES NOT LIE!!!!!
Yamaha HS7 1. Frequency Response: The Yamaha HS7 has a fairly uneven frequency response. It features a notable bump in the high frequencies around 5 kHz, which can make the sound seem bright and forward. The midrange is also quite pronounced, which is typical of Yamaha monitors but may not be to everyone's taste 2. Bass Response: The bass response of the HS7 is somewhat limited, partly due to its rear bass port, which can cause issues with placement near walls. The rear port may lead to exaggerated bass if the speakers are too close to a wall, and inadequate bass if placed too far 3. Harmonic Distortion: The total harmonic distortion (THD) is relatively low at moderate listening levels but can increase significantly at higher volumes, especially in the lower midrange around 300 Hz. This is likely due to internal resonances 4. Build Quality and Durability: The HS7 is noted for its durability, maintaining performance over many years despite heavy use. However, its sound signature might not be ideal for mixing due to the uneven frequency reponse RCF Ayra Pro 6 1. Frequency Response: The RCF Ayra Pro 6 generally offers a more balanced frequency response compared to the HS7. It has a smoother and flatter response, which is more suitable for accurate monitoring. The bass is better controlled, partly due to its front-firing bass port, which makes placement easier and more flexible 2. Bass Response: The Ayra Pro 6's front port allows for more accurate bass reproduction and avoids the placement issues that can affect rear-ported designs like the HS7. This design helps in delivering a tighter and more controlled low-end reponse 3. Harmonic Distortion: The Ayra Pro 6 shows low levels of harmonic distortion across most of the frequency range, maintaining clarity even at higher volumes. This makes it a reliable choice for critical listening and mixing tasks 4. Build Quality and Features: The build quality of the Ayra Pro 6 is robust, with features designed for professional use. It is equipped with advanced DSP for enhanced performance and flexibility in various acoustic environments Conclusion While the Yamaha HS7 is durable and has a distinctive sound signature that can be useful for certain types of mixing, its uneven frequency response and rear bass port design might be drawbacks for some users. On the other hand, the RCF Ayra Pro 6 provides a more balanced and accurate frequency response with better bass control due to its front-firing port, making it a more versatile option for accurate monitoring and critical listening 🤭🫡 Same price for both. Bye bye the overrated yamaha monitor 🤣 Thx to all the Web sites of real specs take by pro analysts with pro mic and material. 🙂
I have RCF ayra pro 6 since 2023 and the sound is unbelievable for the price Yamaha HS is just popular with good reputation. Its all. I watch a lot of video of top monitor and I always see this yamaha monitor and nobody talk about RCF. 🤨😫 After research, the RCF ayra pro 6 is more similar to Focal 65 evo. But Focal have better low frequency response 40hz. RCF only go to 45hz. However the RCF is more powerful with 109 db without distortion and Focal only 104 db. Its really huge difference, almost double of volume. Focal cost 100$ more than the RCF. Make your choice 🫡
This is to inform yall that i got myself a pair of KRK Rokit 5's and i received one of them with a blown tweeter. I looked it up online and saw this is a common problem with KRK products. Some people receive both speakers with blown speakers so they dont realize that it's actually defective. I was just licky enough to receive one that wasnt damaged. I also read that someone had to replace their tweeter 4 times. So do consider this before getting a pair for yourself. Unfortunately for me, my country does not have an official KRK store (I got mine shipped from Amazon) so I cant easily purchase replacement parts without having to pay an extra $30 for shipping every time a tweeter gets blown. Watching this video to look for a better option
Sweetwater has got to be THE best music store ever. 10/10 reviews 10/10 customer service 10/10 selection they are the best in the market, no question about it
I just picked up a set of sterling mx5's, and I have it paired with my sterling h224. I wish more youtubers would cover these monitors, and I believe they have been around for about 8 years. My brother has a set of presonus e5's, and ive heard a pair of jbl mk11's. My point being, I paid 79$ a speaker, 220$ for the pair(including speaker cables) and the sound is on par if not more accurate sounding. The bass reproduction sounds immaculate, and the crossover is on point. Whether playing nasty rock, some punchy hip hop, or even some boomy edm, they are punchy and deep sounding. The frequency response is really amazing paired against other monitors at this price point, but you arent gonna hear much more after 20hz. From the little videos ive seen on these monitors, people have praised them. Maybe I need to make a video on these, I just dont have monitors to put them up against, or the right gear to test them properly.
What do you look for in a solid set of studio monitors? Tell us about your studio setup in the comments, and be sure to swing by Sweetwater for a closer, detailed look at these studio monitors and more! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Best_Studio_Monitors_for_Any_Budget
can do a review for behringer truth 3.5? there are none video reviewing this model. it will helps a lots of people who search for budget speakers. Thanks!
Great video, mate! I bought a pair of the Adam Audio A7V from Sweetwater (Hi Max Dillon!) in 2022. I use them with an SVS SB-3000 subwoofer for my computer audio setup. The A7V was my best audio purchase in well over 10 years. I'm not a music producer or engineer. I just like listening to great music while working from home. The A7V have excellent imaging for gaming, too. I also bought a pair of the iLoud Micro Monitors for my M3 MacBook Air. They're great sounding little speakers that punch way above their weight class.
I’ve really been diggin’ the Kali LP-8 monitors that I recently purchased from Sweetwater. Excellent sound! I hope to one day obtain a pair of the Kali IN-8 monitors. Goals!😁🤞
I still have a set! they ain't bad. I laughed when I saw that Bon Iver's last record was mixed on them. Joe Barrisi still uses his KRK V6's. use whatever works
Hi, thanks for your interest! If your keyboard has left and right line outputs, you can absolutely connect it directly to a pair of powered studio monitors. Depending on what the rest of your setup looks like, it might make the most sense to go through an interface or mixer first. It depends on what else you are doing and whether you also have other sound sources you might want to hear through the monitors. Hope this helps a bit - feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again! Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
Would choose the 120s. Youve the possibility to upgrade with the KH750 sub later in the neumann line up with their MA1 System. You have DSP & Correction on Board wich is beside Genelec, Trinnov and some else one of the best.
I had both the Neumann’s and Focals here to try and whilst both are great speakers, I kept the Neumanns. I found the stereo imaging, phantom center and general separation of all the instruments easier to hear. I could also hear things like reverb tales clearer on the Neumanns. I’m Noe’s considering the KH750 sub.
Hi, Adam! Thanks for your interest. It’s a matter of opinion which studio monitors are “best,” of course, but I think most producers and engineers would consider the Adam “A” series to be an upgrade from the Kalis. The “T” series mentioned in this video is a newer, entry-level series from Adam. Out of the options Mitch outlines in the video, I’d be looking at the Neumanns as the next significant step up from what you currenly have with the Adam “A’s.” I hope this helps - feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again! Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
I think a good addition to the video would be a list of abbreviations and their meaning for people who may be at the start of the learning curve and find unfamiliar abbreviations and acronyms somewhat confusing or bewildering, in turn causing them to lose track of what advice and experience you’re offering them.
i have all and heard it all but Adam is my sweetwater..oops sweet ears.Adam all they way esp Adam A7X if u give three fcuk to 4K money AND MUSIC IS UR LOVE..sometimes i dought sweetwater that they r trying sell the old stock ..no hard feelings Mr Mitch
Good job reading your script and giving a wonderful PowerPoint presentation (extreme sarcasm) look will I appreciate someone reading the bullet points on a product. As I’ve been in sales for over 20 years I can spot a rehearsed and unrepeatable salesman. Be real on talking to musicians. Talk like one and don’t be a “salesman”.
You're simply just listing monitors. What you do need to show is the frequency response graph. All of these RUclips channels are simply taking advantage of customers ignorance. It is terrible.
What do you look for in a solid set of studio monitors? Tell us about your studio setup in the comments, and be sure to swing by Sweetwater for a closer, detailed look at these studio monitors and more! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Best_Studio_Monitors_for_Any_Budget
Yamaha HS7
1. Frequency Response: The Yamaha HS7 has a fairly uneven frequency response. It features a notable bump in the high frequencies around 5 kHz, which can make the sound seem bright and forward. The midrange is also quite pronounced, which is typical of Yamaha monitors but may not be to everyone's taste
2. Bass Response: The bass response of the HS7 is somewhat limited, partly due to its rear bass port, which can cause issues with placement near walls. The rear port may lead to exaggerated bass if the speakers are too close to a wall, and inadequate bass if placed too far
3. Harmonic Distortion: The total harmonic distortion (THD) is relatively low at moderate listening levels but can increase significantly at higher volumes, especially in the lower midrange around 300 Hz. This is likely due to internal resonances
4. Build Quality and Durability: The HS7 is noted for its durability, maintaining performance over many years despite heavy use. However, its sound signature might not be ideal for mixing due to the uneven frequency reponse
RCF Ayra Pro 6
1. Frequency Response: The RCF Ayra Pro 6 generally offers a more balanced frequency response compared to the HS7. It has a smoother and flatter response, which is more suitable for accurate monitoring. The bass is better controlled, partly due to its front-firing bass port, which makes placement easier and more flexible
2. Bass Response: The Ayra Pro 6's front port allows for more accurate bass reproduction and avoids the placement issues that can affect rear-ported designs like the HS7. This design helps in delivering a tighter and more controlled low-end reponse
3. Harmonic Distortion: The Ayra Pro 6 shows low levels of harmonic distortion across most of the frequency range, maintaining clarity even at higher volumes. This makes it a reliable choice for critical listening and mixing tasks
4. Build Quality and Features: The build quality of the Ayra Pro 6 is robust, with features designed for professional use. It is equipped with advanced DSP for enhanced performance and flexibility in various acoustic environments
Conclusion
While the Yamaha HS7 is durable and has a distinctive sound signature that can be useful for certain types of mixing, its uneven frequency response and rear bass port design might be drawbacks for some users. On the other hand, the RCF Ayra Pro 6 provides a more balanced and accurate frequency response with better bass control due to its front-firing port, making it a more versatile option for accurate monitoring and critical listening 🤭🫡
Same price for both.
Bye bye the overrated yamaha monitor 🤣
Thx to all the Web sites of real specs take by pro analysts with pro mic and material. 🙂
I was told by a sweetwater rep that I needed at least 6inch monitors. I told him I'm a guitarist who plays in a bedroom. He said he would never use anything under 6. I got a set of JBL 6inch and wayyyy too much bass.
It actually interferes and buries the other frequencies. Not sure what the obsession with low end is. I'm not a club DJ. I'm a guitarist who plays dinosaur rock.
Decided I'm going to sell them, take the loss and save for Genelecs. It might be that they're JBL's. In speaker cabs I hear they are woofy.
You have good taste BTW. My dad used to say that to me as a polite way of implying he couldn't afford that.
Well it's good to hear other people talk about frequency response. It's as if customers have completely lost their minds and now have been take advantage of by companies and corporations through their greed. It's disgusting.
Gotta love Sweetwater reviews. Not only do they actually bring some accessible choices that are quality driven, but they also highlight the ACTUAL pro level monitors that are available that many people don't know of. Cheers mitch !
I have been using a set of kali in-8’s I got from sweetwater for about 2 months now. Gotta say these things are incredible!!! Definitely worth your time and money.
Prior to that I was using a pair of presonus e44’s they were okay. They did the job. My mixes finally sound the same in my room as they do in each and every source I put them through. Kali in-8 DOES NOT LIE!!!!!
Yamaha HS7
1. Frequency Response: The Yamaha HS7 has a fairly uneven frequency response. It features a notable bump in the high frequencies around 5 kHz, which can make the sound seem bright and forward. The midrange is also quite pronounced, which is typical of Yamaha monitors but may not be to everyone's taste
2. Bass Response: The bass response of the HS7 is somewhat limited, partly due to its rear bass port, which can cause issues with placement near walls. The rear port may lead to exaggerated bass if the speakers are too close to a wall, and inadequate bass if placed too far
3. Harmonic Distortion: The total harmonic distortion (THD) is relatively low at moderate listening levels but can increase significantly at higher volumes, especially in the lower midrange around 300 Hz. This is likely due to internal resonances
4. Build Quality and Durability: The HS7 is noted for its durability, maintaining performance over many years despite heavy use. However, its sound signature might not be ideal for mixing due to the uneven frequency reponse
RCF Ayra Pro 6
1. Frequency Response: The RCF Ayra Pro 6 generally offers a more balanced frequency response compared to the HS7. It has a smoother and flatter response, which is more suitable for accurate monitoring. The bass is better controlled, partly due to its front-firing bass port, which makes placement easier and more flexible
2. Bass Response: The Ayra Pro 6's front port allows for more accurate bass reproduction and avoids the placement issues that can affect rear-ported designs like the HS7. This design helps in delivering a tighter and more controlled low-end reponse
3. Harmonic Distortion: The Ayra Pro 6 shows low levels of harmonic distortion across most of the frequency range, maintaining clarity even at higher volumes. This makes it a reliable choice for critical listening and mixing tasks
4. Build Quality and Features: The build quality of the Ayra Pro 6 is robust, with features designed for professional use. It is equipped with advanced DSP for enhanced performance and flexibility in various acoustic environments
Conclusion
While the Yamaha HS7 is durable and has a distinctive sound signature that can be useful for certain types of mixing, its uneven frequency response and rear bass port design might be drawbacks for some users. On the other hand, the RCF Ayra Pro 6 provides a more balanced and accurate frequency response with better bass control due to its front-firing port, making it a more versatile option for accurate monitoring and critical listening 🤭🫡
Same price for both.
Bye bye the overrated yamaha monitor 🤣
Thx to all the Web sites of real specs take by pro analysts with pro mic and material. 🙂
I have RCF ayra pro 6 since 2023 and the sound is unbelievable for the price
Yamaha HS is just popular with good reputation. Its all.
I watch a lot of video of top monitor and I always see this yamaha monitor and nobody talk about RCF. 🤨😫
After research, the RCF ayra pro 6 is more similar to Focal 65 evo. But Focal have better low frequency response 40hz. RCF only go to 45hz.
However the RCF is more powerful with 109 db without distortion and Focal only 104 db. Its really huge difference, almost double of volume.
Focal cost 100$ more than the RCF.
Make your choice 🫡
Mitch your voice is gold, your very good at speaking and articulating. I Sweatwater pay You very well.
i wish you said the prices for each one so I knew what was in my budget...
Or at least had them on screen lol.
Ive had my Adams t8vs for a few years, and they still sound great!
This is to inform yall that i got myself a pair of KRK Rokit 5's and i received one of them with a blown tweeter. I looked it up online and saw this is a common problem with KRK products. Some people receive both speakers with blown speakers so they dont realize that it's actually defective. I was just licky enough to receive one that wasnt damaged. I also read that someone had to replace their tweeter 4 times. So do consider this before getting a pair for yourself. Unfortunately for me, my country does not have an official KRK store (I got mine shipped from Amazon) so I cant easily purchase replacement parts without having to pay an extra $30 for shipping every time a tweeter gets blown. Watching this video to look for a better option
Sweetwater has got to be THE best music store ever.
10/10 reviews
10/10 customer service
10/10 selection
they are the best in the market, no question about it
I just picked up a set of sterling mx5's, and I have it paired with my sterling h224. I wish more youtubers would cover these monitors, and I believe they have been around for about 8 years. My brother has a set of presonus e5's, and ive heard a pair of jbl mk11's. My point being, I paid 79$ a speaker, 220$ for the pair(including speaker cables) and the sound is on par if not more accurate sounding. The bass reproduction sounds immaculate, and the crossover is on point. Whether playing nasty rock, some punchy hip hop, or even some boomy edm, they are punchy and deep sounding. The frequency response is really amazing paired against other monitors at this price point, but you arent gonna hear much more after 20hz. From the little videos ive seen on these monitors, people have praised them. Maybe I need to make a video on these, I just dont have monitors to put them up against, or the right gear to test them properly.
What do you look for in a solid set of studio monitors? Tell us about your studio setup in the comments, and be sure to swing by Sweetwater for a closer, detailed look at these studio monitors and more! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Best_Studio_Monitors_for_Any_Budget
I am a bass guitarist setting up my first home studio. Should I target 5”, 7”, 8” woofer based monitors?
can do a review for behringer truth 3.5? there are none video reviewing this model. it will helps a lots of people who search for budget speakers. Thanks!
Great video, mate! I bought a pair of the Adam Audio A7V from Sweetwater (Hi Max Dillon!) in 2022. I use them with an SVS SB-3000 subwoofer for my computer audio setup. The A7V was my best audio purchase in well over 10 years. I'm not a music producer or engineer. I just like listening to great music while working from home. The A7V have excellent imaging for gaming, too. I also bought a pair of the iLoud Micro Monitors for my M3 MacBook Air. They're great sounding little speakers that punch way above their weight class.
I’ve really been diggin’ the Kali LP-8 monitors that I recently purchased from Sweetwater. Excellent sound! I hope to one day obtain a pair of the Kali IN-8 monitors. Goals!😁🤞
I’m wondering if you put “PSI Audio” Speakers and “Quested” Speakers, your list of speakers would be perfect.
My old, orginal Mackie HR824's are still kickin'. I see that they are still made too.
I still have a set! they ain't bad. I laughed when I saw that Bon Iver's last record was mixed on them. Joe Barrisi still uses his KRK V6's. use whatever works
Absolutely! All the other gear is useless unless you can hear what you are doing.
for the money the JBL 305P MkII + Kali Audio IN-8 V2 are the best buy for a budget studio
Kali!!
which ones for hard rock / modern rock / pop rock?
Mitch said he has 5 pairs of those in his studio, how many pairs he got in his studio or is it just for marketing ?
If I was Mitch I would just build a replicate of Blackbird studio.
The most important point is room acoustics. No ATC or Genelec in the world can fix massive Bass & other Frequency Problems
Obviously, duh
Most Important is having a Great/Flawless take... A Good Mixing Engineer can do the Rest 😁
I mix and master on VSX anyway. I need new monitors to save my ears from excessive sweat though lol
Originally was going to buy the MiniMain 12 but I didn't like the color. So I got the Rokit RP4 G5 instead.
So do these plug directly in back of your synthesizer keyboard
Hi, thanks for your interest! If your keyboard has left and right line outputs, you can absolutely connect it directly to a pair of powered studio monitors. Depending on what the rest of your setup looks like, it might make the most sense to go through an interface or mixer first. It depends on what else you are doing and whether you also have other sound sources you might want to hear through the monitors.
Hope this helps a bit - feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
I'm split between the ADAM T7V and the KRK GOAUX4. What would you recommend? (I mix metal music)
Right hand 👌👋🤙👊✋🤌🫴
Left hand 🤜
Looking to pick up a pair of new monitors around £2000 at the moment. I’m considering either the Neumann KH120ii or Focal Solo6 ST6
Would choose the 120s. Youve the possibility to upgrade with the KH750 sub later in the neumann line up with their MA1 System. You have DSP & Correction on Board wich is beside Genelec, Trinnov and some else one of the best.
I had both the Neumann’s and Focals here to try and whilst both are great speakers, I kept the Neumanns. I found the stereo imaging, phantom center and general separation of all the instruments easier to hear. I could also hear things like reverb tales clearer on the Neumanns. I’m Noe’s considering the KH750 sub.
I have kali audio lp-6 v2, I just enjoy them!💯💥💨
Which are better, the Yamaha HS8 or Tannoy Gold 8?
HS8
How many studios this guy got? Every other speaker he says, "I've had these in my studio for a while/use it on a daily basis" lol
Technically just using a set of speakers for 7 days to test them = "Iv had these in my studio for a while"
Notice the choice of monitors as well. When I was a kid my dad used to say to me 'You have good taste' to indicate not gonna' happen.
Hello!
I have an Adam A7X speaker. Is it worth changing to Kali LP6 V2 or IN 8V2? Which one sounds nicer, clearer?
Hi, Adam! Thanks for your interest. It’s a matter of opinion which studio monitors are “best,” of course, but I think most producers and engineers would consider the Adam “A” series to be an upgrade from the Kalis. The “T” series mentioned in this video is a newer, entry-level series from Adam. Out of the options Mitch outlines in the video, I’d be looking at the Neumanns as the next significant step up from what you currenly have with the Adam “A’s.”
I hope this helps - feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
Which is going to be better ? Adam A4V or Neumann Kh120 V2
i tried adam a4v, genelec 8030, kh80 dsp and kh120 ii and kh120 ii solos all of them its by far the best IMO
what is good for club monitor for budget?
I think a good addition to the video would be a list of abbreviations and their meaning for people who may be at the start of the learning curve and find unfamiliar abbreviations and acronyms somewhat confusing or bewildering, in turn causing them to lose track of what advice and experience you’re offering them.
Why do very few have extrenal heat sinks, ?
master presenter
I wish they had Sweetwater in Canada lol
Guys: Yamaha HS4, Presonus Eris E4.5, M Audio BX4 or Mackie CR4?
Yamaha
thank you , needed this
I would personally never take the HS8 over the Kali IN-8 v2, having them both and compared.
Mind anyone explain the reasoning?
Im surprised to not see the new Adam A7X on the list. Any reason why it didnt make the cut?
cause they don't sell them anymore, it is a7v now
Great presentation!
Hs8 or 80 Evo. Pls give me advice!
The 80 Evos are much better. Like a good class ahead. (They are also a bit more expensive)
My JBL and Presonus monitors are doing just fine thank you.
PSI ?
I would have never expected to get an advice on studio monitors from Santa Claus, thanks Santa!
PSI !
This man has Beautiful hair
I have 3.5 Eris and I go to my car regularly and compare masters. 😂😂😂
Watching this video with adhd and all I hear is “blah blah blah blah”
i have all and heard it all but Adam is my sweetwater..oops sweet ears.Adam all they way esp Adam A7X if u give three fcuk to 4K money AND MUSIC IS UR LOVE..sometimes i dought sweetwater that they r trying sell the old stock ..no hard feelings Mr Mitch
PSI
I would definetely trust a word from a guy who looks like a Santa Claus with deep voice, surrounded by multiple speakers
💙💙💙
Good job reading your script and giving a wonderful PowerPoint presentation (extreme sarcasm) look will I appreciate someone reading the bullet points on a product. As I’ve been in sales for over 20 years I can spot a rehearsed and unrepeatable salesman. Be real on talking to musicians. Talk like one and don’t be a “salesman”.
🤩
You're simply just listing monitors.
What you do need to show is the frequency response graph.
All of these RUclips channels are simply taking advantage of customers ignorance. It is terrible.
Blah, blah, blah. Fast talking, covering way to much info. My eyes glazed over. Nice side burns though.
My #1 studio monitor pick would be KRK Rokit 5 G3 classic
Yamaha HS series come in different sizes and look smart.
Sucks there ain't any Hedd monitors here🥲. But still great choices
@@Lychegsye-nc6tdwhat do u you guys do for a living?