Want High-End Sound in Untreated Rooms? - Try this! Kali Audio In-UNF Review & Giveaway
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Hey everyone, I hope you enjoy this review! Let me know in the comments what you think about Kali's forward thinking technology, and if you believe these speakers could work for you. Don't forget to enter the giveaway: shorturl.at/bitC6
As always, a great review! I'm really thinking about them for my little room at home where I do some programming and early mixing
Great review Warren as always! But this time, what you are revealing to us, I can really use! I miss my monitors from back home. For now, mixing only on headphones works, but I could sure use this new style monitor system to add to my headphones being in an untreated room. Here's hoping🤞You Rock! 🙌
Thanks ever so much!@@micmarkno
@@heartstringssound-Dougthanks ever so much for sharing! Glad to be able to help
How about the giveaway contest? I don't know who is/was the winner or even whether it has ended or anything
Thanks for the review! I have a small family and mix in a small room with headphones. This may be a great solution for mixing without upsetting the family. Very interested 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Very cool solution for small home studios in certain situations. Ive been impressed by Kali from day one honestly!
That’s wonderful Kevin! Thanks for sharing
I love my Kalis. First monitors I can say that I enjoy mixing on for long sessions. The Kalis are EASY to learn and adapt to when mixing.
Marvellous! Thanks ever so much for sharing
Since this design points the speaker straight to the engineer’s ear it may eliminate the floor reflection. But what about ceiling reflection?
The reflection contributes to the resonant frequencies that makes up your room mode. Which then causes a dip at around 60hz to 120hz. You are perceiving less bass which will make you bass heavy when you listen to this mix on another speaker.
Great question! It’s throw is very short, off axis and stood up the drop off is enormous, hence the Ultra Near Field moniker
Was really fun seeing the process of figuring out the difference between the In-UNF and the other speaker!
I agree
Thanks ever so much! Yes, I really enjoyed doing that!
@@thesongacademy5017thanks ever so much
I have this system and really like it. You do not "need" a sub but that really depends in what you "need" for your purposes. I use it for mixing but I also use it for playing guitar with bias fx and backing tracks as well as my main listening system for the past 8 months or so. It sounds great and I personally always felt the "need" for just a little more bass for my purposes. I didn't need huge bass so I went with the KRK S8 subwoofer to compliment this system and it is more than enough to fill out what was missing. So depending on your purposes you could very well not "need" a subwoofer but you might want one.
Thanks ever so much for sharing! I’m going to try it with their new sub asap!
I love these speakers so much lol
They are such a convenient solution to my situation at home
The only thing that turned me away from trying to make my room a studio was the difficultly and expense of treating a room just to still be unsure of what im getting out of it
These IN UNF speakers seem to be the solution lol
Thanks for the review and thanks for getting me into kali audio
Wow! Thanks ever so much for sharing your experiences
@@Producelikeapro no problem haha
Thank you for being a great resource for figuring out my own setup
Peace and love
@@MulkeyBlueQuartetthat’s great to hear!
Great video. appreciate the captions about what I'm listening to. UNF seems like a great solution/compromise to creating a perfectly treated room. I'm very interested to hear how well they are recreating the 30-45 Hz area in a UNF situation.
Thanks ever so much! Glad it was helpful!
There were home Hi-Fi speakers, Danish I think, in the 1970s that looked like those. They were orange from memory. I wander about, so I may be imagining that memory. Happy Christmas all in the PLAP community.
Thanks ever so much! Happy Christmas to you too!
I had some speakers to a car stereo that looked like those - hopefully these sound better, because my car stereo speakers were rubbish!
Haha all car speakers look a bit like this and some sound AMAZING!
Very interesting concept…🤔
I suspect this setup will complement another trusted source, say headphones, where both space and volume are economically employed.
Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate it
I entered. These are a great solution for a brand-new small project studio, like my own. My phones are the original Sony 7509 folders, which I bought in 1999, and STILL use daily.
Thanks ever so much!
Absolutely! I love your channel. Now that I'm back into my own actual studio, after 10 yrs without one, I will probably begin making properly recorded videos, about all my own musical doings. Hope I win the giveaway! I could save myself a little on monitors, getting back to it all...@@Producelikeapro
@@DetroitMicroSoundmarvellous! Thanks ever so much for sharing
Don't you just love technology. The future is here right now. Thanks very much great review
Marvellous! Thanks ever so much Joey
Thank you for a very thorough review! The Kali In-UNF is a brilliant solution for people like me with a modest studio based in a multipurpose room in an apartment. The advantages of headphones but without the shells, as it were, and more tweakability in the audio quality.
Thanks ever so much! Glad to be able to help!!
the reason the high boost sounded bad is that a room should have a sloped frequency response. this is because the directivity of the sound is also sloped, so the in room response for a flat sounding speaker is sloped accordingly. tuning for a flat target will actually sound harsh.
Appears to be a great product if you are in a small place.
Agreed 100%!
I have a question, how can I record vocals without my mic catching noise of the laptop fan while recording in a small space?
I have found that dynamic mics with their tighter polar patterns work best in those situations
Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for this gents. Cheers!
Thanks ever so much
according to the pdf manual: "The bass unit handles all material below 280 Hz, and the two woofers are summed to mono.
Harmonics above 280 Hz will allow even very low sources like bass guitar to be perceived in
stereo." -- what were your impressions of low mid stereo width on the IN-UNF ?? Would there be any significant difference between this system and a pair of LP-6 in a similar tight triangle at ear height?
I think kali is hitting in a class way above their price points. I got a set of in-8’s and I don’t think you could pry them from my cold dead fingers. Lolol
That’s wonderful to hear!
Yes, we’ve been fans for years now
@@Producelikeapro for the record your review of the in-8’s is what even put them on my radar. I was scrolling through reviews of the lp-8’s. after watching your video on those monitors I’m thinking to myself “yeah these seem promising” and then the very next video was your video on the in-8’s. At that point I still hadn’t heard of them yet. I’m really happy that video popped up when it did because it 100% changed my mind on what I was going to purchase.
Again, cold dead fingers and all… my previous set of monitors was the presonus e44’s. After a few years of dealing with how badly they were lying to me it was time to upgrade. Honestly when I started the search I was prepared to spend $2k usd. I hadn’t even looked at what was available these days. So I didn’t even know much about kali just yet. You really saved me some money here!!! I cant thank you enough.
@@smeemusicso glad to be able to help! Thanks ever so much for sharing
I want to treat my studio now 😢 still saving for it
It can definitely be an expensive process. I did a room using off the shelf acoustic panels from Sweetwater and it sounded great
Nice review, I’m really considering getting me this setup. Do you recommend it to mix male vocals?
The more we use it the more I like it. Any genre or gender would work
@@Producelikeapro I been wanting for this answer, especially coming from a pro, thanks.
So what were you using for an input and do different inputs make a difference in the way it sounds?
I went analog and digital and didn’t perceive any audible difference. Obviously the analog input is going to be at the mercy of your interface quality, we were using the Neumann MT48 which is best in class
Re Sonarworks calibration, is it possible that because of the upward firing angle and hyper directivity of the Kali speakers, any Sound ID sample point outside their unusually narrow sweet spot will be dramatically down in the higher frequencies, resulting in a large compensatory HF boost in the averaged calibration EQ?
I don't think the high end was down very much, however Nick's main speakers were VERY bright!
Proper Job Guys!
Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate it
It was a lot of fun doing this with Nick!
Me wants 😢
Marvellous
@@Producelikeapro Brilliant
@@anukarshsharmahaha fantabulous!
@@Producelikeapro haha.
scrumdiddlyumptious day.
Would it be a good idea to use these as a second set of monitors to check my mix? I have T8vs and a sub and VSX idk
I would use it for editing in particular, an alternate to my headphone check for instance
@@Producelikeapro Thanks for the reply. Interesting. I edit as I go along, I don’t have a specific step for just that. Now I’m interested in seeing your editing process.
Absolutely!@@jacksp8de more to come! Stay tuned
@@Producelikeapro awesome cheers
@@jacksp8deyou’re very welcome
No where in the video did he mention these are better for untreated rooms .. although it does seem logical since the sound is so isolated. But for someone who doesn't care about pissing off neighbors, but does have a small untreated room, are these ideal? Are they better than spending the money on something like the Kali in5s?
On the blindfold test I thought the Kali IN-5’s were the more expensive speakers and the more expensive speakers were the Kali’s! Haha I’m a big fan of the IN-5’s and I love the UNF!
Very cool!
Thanks ever so much
Look great to bring to Europe when I travel!
Marvellous! Thanks ever so much for sharing my friend
Thanks for the video. Do widzenia.
Thanks Tell me more!
Chao
"point eight of a metre"... well that would be 80 centimetres... 😂
Sound ID really isn't very good. If you want to do room correction you would probably do best with Trinnov or Dirac where you would also get phase alignment with would have made a huge difference in this scenario.
I’ve found it to be quite useful! I suspect there was an issue in the creation. Either way it’s always worked great for us!
Thanks for sharing your opinion
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Thanks ever so much
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I love that you leave one letter AND you edited the comment! Haha genius
@@Producelikeapro I probably wrote something rude. Bad rooms do that to me. Respect dude! :)
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