just got some krk RP7 G4 from you, sound amazing thanks folks not a wink of background hiss bright and beautiful with some real eq-ability

tannoys all the way! the clarity and sound stage is amazing!

Tannoy Gold 7! 🥳🥳🥳 best monitor in the video!

For video editing/mixing and general purpose use (music, films) I have a pair of Yamaha HS8s which are very detailed in the mid and high end and complement the lack of low frequencies with a JBL 10'' subwoofer. I also have a pair of HS5s in another room and the JBLs 305 at my home. I believe the best setup for me is the HS8s with the subwoofer, although they are very bulky

Another thing I want to add to the monitoring debate is that, having a good room is never gonna be a bad thing. But I do think it is not the be all n end all. Personally, I believe two things to be even more important. The first require a little time and eventually familiarity. Basically being family with the response of your chosen monitors- and I totally understand that you need to be able to spend a fair bit of time with them to get to this point. Second. Referencing. You see, if you have prereleased tracks that will obviously be already mastered, yu can play those tracks in any environment and they should still sound polished. Now if you can mimic ur reference tracks sound profile and/or frequency response in ur mix environment, then yu should be onto a decent mix or at least a good starting point or foundation. Music is a subjective thing and too many great songs/tracks have been recorded, mixed in some random setups with not much in the way of acoustic treatment or optimisation. Also, if yu have large monitors, I’d recommend picking up something smaller to augment the larger playback setup. My reasoning for this would be that you can use the large set up more for vibe and cranking up the volume, whilst yu use the small playback system for actual mixing and fine tuning- being careful not to crank them too much, so as not to couple to all the random surfaces in ur mix room. And- more importantly- limit unwanted reflections. Basically minimising those unwanted effects. But like I said, a nicely setup and treated mix room is never gonna be a bad thing. But a genuinely believe yu can get a killer mix regardless. 🤷🏾‍♂️🙏🏾🔈🔈🔈

I like that you give all the information about the monitors so People can choose whats best for them, but at the end I think you should said your opinion which would you choose and why for people that beggining in music industry

I use Tannoy reveal 802 monitors as desktop speakers. They're great. Made me rethink my main setup.

I have hs5 and Adma's I think the quality construction of the yamaha is very good, the sound of the T7V's have more low end, really happy with both I use them to get more perspective of the mix

It would have been interesting if you'd spoken about the differences between pricing and what component diffs there are. Thanks :)

Got a pair of Gold 8s, been fine so far!

Ive just purchased some vintage Yamaha MSP-10's. Best $400 dollar's ive ever spent in life. I've had most of those speakers except for the Tannoys and i must say, nothing right now can match those vintage Yamaha's. You probably have to get into the $1300 to $2000 range to compete respectfully. The Hs series Yamaha's are good but not even close to the MSP series.

not shocked at all the tannoy love i swear i felt to get them just to say tannoy! when im doing a set and now all these good comments about em i might cop the 8s

I was super impressed with the tannoys and do not regret buying them. They need some time to break in so give them a couple of days before judging them

what would be the best option ? i see a 130 difference on amazon with 3 yr warranty on the classic 5s is 295$ and on zzounds the rokit 5 g4s are 426$ w 3 years so a 130 difference i do want the flat response for better mixing but can tweak it with the screen and put flat in general these have been my dream monitors would love the input from anyone thanks

Imo, you cant go wrong with any monitor speaker. Just learn it and how the music has to sound on it and there you go. Room treatment is a plus.

Fluid Audio Image 2...very very impressive.

Well just treat your room and use a measurement mic and a DSP to straighten out the last of the kinks and you can get those speakers to sound almost exactly the same. Just make sure you have enough bass extension since some of those doesn't play quite low enough imo :)

Getting the t7v myself. Price/performance is a excellent product. Or maybe I will treat myself to a pair of a7v 😂

Bought myself some Rokit RP8 G4s today. Bummer they werent featured in this video.

All entry level speakers really, when you hear good speakers like focal you realize why they're so expensive , that being said you can produce good mixes on these you have to reference on many other sources anyway

NICE

I'm just for You tube music gaming No studio but love my Adam audio T5V ( DON'T NEED TO ANNOY THE STREET ) With M-AUDIO 192/4

I miss the actual comparison. Which speaker is best overall, best value etc.

I would say be careful with the KRK Rokits you see the yellow cones in big studio, but they are typically NOT the Rokits series speakers. The Rokits boost the low end response which a lot of listeners like, but for mixing can really screw you up. You mix on those hyped bass Rokits then take you mix somewhere else to listen to it you start wondering where the bass went. So if you mix on the Rokits you have factor in the low end your hearing isn't what things will sound like in the real world. The Yamahas HS series speakers I've had the HS5 and they just collect dust now. The HS7 amd HS8 sound excellent but the HS5's have are a really nasty midrange bump and can get very tiresome to listen to. Do yourself a favor and buy the HS7 or HS8 instead, if fact you want bass get the HS8 I like the low end on those. Adam T7V That is what I am currently using and I like the sound and stereo imaging very much. That ribbon tweeter gives you very natural sounding highs and easy on the ears. I can listen to the Adam's all day long without getting ear fatigue. Any monitors you get will color the sound some so you have to learn what your listening on so you can understand what your hearing in relation to the typical speakers, earbuds, or headphone your will be heard on.

Focals FTW for me

What would you say about Fluid audio fx80´s? I am kinda deciding between those and Tannoy´s Gold 8, still havent decided..

Anyone tried the subzero 8’s? Might try them.

Rather hard to pick five -- out of at least 450 studio monitor models being peddled today. Also, Tannoy is now a Behringer-owned company. For better or worse.

Please review behringer trueth 4.5 bt

I'd buy the Tannoy's because they look the best.

Dual concentric -- is the same as a coaxial design. Right?

Tannoys look insane. I have had my KRK RP6 G3 now for over 9,5 years, what would be a nice upgrade?

You forgot to mention about amplification, what kind of amplification the speakers use? A/B or D amplification? Which one has toroidal transformer? about internal construction and quality components, which one are better and more solid, heavy speaker? Thanks

sorry for my stupid question : can Keyboard Amplifiers be used instead of studio monitors ? what would be the issues ?

I use the Mackie HR824mkii. So far they have been amazing! Well worth the money.

Tanoy for the win

What about Yamaha hs-8?

Good stuff. I think it's about time I stop making stuff using only headphones.

Kali LP6 v2 is really alone in its class. Too bad you didnt cover

The screen on the back KRK barely do nothing... For the same price point, I'd like a JBL 3 series also to be compared.

14:27 Meanwhile the Tresor club n Berlin being at 105 dB the whole night (obviously club familiar people wear earbuds)

U said 5 of the most popular, where is the presonus in the top 5?

No sound files ?

Where are the JBL's? Most popular ACTIVE and lowest price flat response monitor available. Entry level excellence.

My friend had an old set of Tannoy dual concentric speakers (passive driven) which blew me away with the awesome sound & amount bass that cam out for such a small cab. So took a chance & bought the Tannoy Gold 8. However these Chinese manufactured speakers did not impress at all & are no way as good as the UK/European ones that they used to make. Style wise driver looks great, yet IMO ruined with those tacky looking gloss ports.. I'm sending them back, but now I'm wondering what to replace them with.

JBL 306

If you listen to the Tannoys you'll find them quite bassy

is it worth it to pay the extra for the Yamaha over the KRK?

Hs7 or Krk for me

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Mre like a ,low end, speaker list but for beginners def not bad. You need to start at some point ;-). I wouldnt choose any of them. I used Neumannˋs in the past KH310, 120 and after a short ,,break,, with Unity Audio SuperRock Monitors (small company from the uk) i‘m back at neumann. Love the sound and also their DSP / MA1 System. KH150 with 2x KH750 subs and a CraneSong dac as Pre Amp

I have Tannoy System 10 DMT II‘s, the new Behringer Tannoy‘s just don’t live up to the legendary reputation of the real old Tannoy Gold/Red/DMT‘s, not even close….plastic instead of paper pulp….

Helppp! My HS5 as making a very high pitched sound as soon as I turn them on and I've tried everything. It does that even when it's not plugged to the interface or if absolutely nothing is on next to it (my setup is just the monitors and a scarlet 18i8 and it does that even when everything is off, the internet modem is far away as well as other electronics), when it is just simply plugged with the power cable. I've tried changing plugs but yeah it makes this noise as soon as I turn it on, just with the power cable plugged into it. What could that be??

All Canton speakers are monitors ever!

Obviously the answer is get the best genelecs you can afford.

absolutely forget the rokit g4 range. cannot handle deep bass at 3/4 max volume. aboslute shit. woofer waffle. not good really. these are 55watts so maybe the bigger daddy versions can? anyone know if the bigger rokits can handle sub sonic bass guitars ? AND i absolutelty find having an EQ on speakers that are designed to be true to source. yes you can play a setlist to a house party and add bass but surely thre bass on the song itself can be enough?thats why the songs are finalised as u hear them

Rokit 7 have a terrible hiss, returned them the day after hearing it… they all have it.. tried a different pair, it has nothing to do with cables, because even without cables attached it is noticeable, yes its so bad.. which is sad

invest in sonarworks correction software before you spend money on expensive monitors ,it made my monitors 100% more accurate, i couldnt hear any low end out of my HS8s in my treated room. Yes properly treated with rockwool not foam

After watching a half an hour video, I have no idea which speakers sound good. Just giving a bunch of specs barely does anything for me. if you just played each set of speakers going from one to the other playing a few different types of music. Rock, funk, by the end of the video I would have an idea of which set of speakers I liked the sound of. because the quality of the sound is 95% of what is important to me.

yo is this mylar melodies dude looks so different loool

What's the point of comment section if there is no argument? That is why KZfaq put it there. If you disagree, you are wrong and I am right and yomama.

Two ways is no monitors, just over three ways can reach good performance.

Genelec

I think krk still stands on top followed by Adam audio

I seriously doubt the sensitivity rating of these sub zero speakers. Drivers delivering that high ratings look different, Woofer and Tweeter. You can't get around physics. Drivers reaching lower then normal frequency levels for the enclosure size, only can achieve this by low sensitivity drivers, period. For the small sub zero, I guess, you'll be lucky if you get 85db. And for the bigger one, come on, 95dB is already PA level, that's ridiculous. But I guess, you know all that yourself.

On the high end, humans can't hear anything above 20Khz. Anything above 20Khz is pretty much in the dog whistle range of frequencies.

Not one mention of hiss between them. This is an extremely important consideration for many people. I've had to send back several pairs for excessive hiss. Your review is incomplete.

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you missed one the most important matter which is the amplifier inside. Tannoy is the critical victim you made. do not do this kind of misleading information, please.

Krk for superior to the rest.

Yamaha don't sound good.

Made in china on the back are they not German made

Stopped watching after you asked for 'like & subscribe' before we'd even seen the video contents.

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