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Welcome bro!

wow, how much were those? i need to upgrade my speakers im on yamaha HS8, not very good, not much detail, entry level speakers, can you recommend monitors for around 2k each?

@@guitarz99 Look at the Antelope Audio Atlas i8. I’ve heard nothing but great things about those. They’re a little over your budget but not by much. . Also the Barefoot sound footprint 02 ($2995) a pair. The Barefoots are little smaller. But they destroy the Yamaha’s.

I had some ex machinas im about to post in for review. They cost 7k but best ive ever heard.

@@ju1ceaudio Yes… the ex machinas are awesome!!

@@ju1ceaudio I definitely can believe the Ex Machinas cost $7k… My Genelecs cost $10k

Thanks! Yeahi contacted Eve and I should be doing a review for those soon.

I havent heard the neumann yet! but i heard the tweeter sucks on it though.

For 3k they are great. Build in dsp control, sound amazing, solid build. That is for mixing and production. For casual listening they can be tuned to fit your preference as well and still sound great tuned with more bass and treble.

Thank you! It means a lot to me seriously. Great question, it all depends on preference past a certain price point and these are definitely more unique sounding then most monitors. So i would say try them out in your room first if possible because cheap monitor could beat these if they fit better in your room.

@@ju1ceaudio Yeah sounds good! I'll see how I go. Thanks man!

I have the A8h and they go a little deeper than the A77h. For listening ti HD music, I ended up adding a sub anyway and I'm thrilled with the sound in my 22'x18' living room. Had I known I was gonna add a sub, I probably probably would have gone with the A77H!

@@hienvu1714 Thanks for this !

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It means basically that the song will sound similar on all different types of speakers and listening devices. Instead of sounding good only in the studio, it will sound good everywhere.

I tried both ways but it seems the tweeter facing inside was the way to go everytime.

I forgot which video, but a Adam rep said for this particular model it doesn't matter. Kind of makes sense though for a 3 way. You have mids and highs close enough to your ears. It's seems like the room is more of a factor on positioning them further back, closer forward , more spread out or closer and more turned in or not to make that equilateral triangle.

I tried both ways, it depends on how your desk or stands are so you can get the sound right.

@@ju1ceaudio the only right (or left) answer 😁

Excellent question, and a great comparison, to see how the Adam's fair. ATCs are known for the excellent midrange and clarity, how do the Adam's stack up? Would love a detailed comparison.

@@VenVile It would be great if it was an honest comparison of which speakers and which category are better and worse, and a detailed description of the differences. The community loses greatly due to sponsored or unreliable comparisons.🤝🔥

Yeah I will definitely make a video about that soon!

Hard to compare the two, But the atcs are leaps ahead in everything.

What I am wondering if they would be good for PC gaming?

speakers like this are designed for mixing, theyre meant to be flat, not sound good so im not sure if thats the right speaker for you@@Fighter4Street

You know what, you can buy 10 HS8s for one of these - these are significantly better, but over alternatives in their price range, who knows :D

@bigdoggetom6549 that was my question exactly lol

​@@Fighter4Streetthese seem ridiculously overkill for gaming, especially if you only 3-4 feet from them. You're better off with the less expensive Adam or maybe the Kali monitors. Another option is to go with 5" monitors and a sub (these are huge!)

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@@ju1ceaudio Nice! I am planning to get the A8H for multi-use. Listening to music daily while working and producing. Thoughts?

Hell yeah bro they sound super good for both critical and pleasure listening. They get loud too but i wouldnt use them out side of mid field and near field.

small room might be a problem unless you have alot of room treatment

@@ju1ceaudio I have at least 40% of the room treated. would you recommend this for mixing ? I have the Yamaha hs8 . Thinking of getting the a8h but also a mixcube for reference. Or should I just get the mixcube and stick with the Yamaha? What do you think should be the best way forward ? I need to better my mixes

Can never go wrong with mix cubes, if you have space i would go with the a8h and mix cubes

​@@mitzthegamerI bought the HS8 about 10 years ago but got rid of them within a couple months because they didn't sound good to me at all. The rear port also meant that they had to be placed 3' from the wall. I've tried quite a few monitors since, ended up with the A8h and couldn't be happier. My room is 22'x18' and I'm also using a sub. These are midfield monitors and aren't designed for small spaces.

@@hienvu1714 that’s good to know ,what would you advise for a small space to mix ? I did get mixcubes but I’m still learning how to mix on them