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Agreed! It's a beautiful test and helps many would-be producers, professional producers and audiophiles alike. Your videos and sound tests have certainly helped me. But if you can capture that stereo information, that would be great.

It's true. I tested both speakers In real life - HS7 has a very shar sound with a lot of details, most people mixing on HS8 and there is reason; JBL 305 - Hi-Fi speaker with a soft blurred sound and deep bass, it's good for drinking.

M200MKIII is already booked for tests next month. I hope to release first videos early July. Cheers!

@@DSAUDIOreview oh cant wait!!

Swans test better than AE 5+

Ridiculous! You were not at there at the time of recording & mixing of these songs and how the hell you could verify JBL closer to the source. Lol.

@@yongsua1989 There are 3 examples, the original, the Yamaha and the JBL. For me listening on AKG headphones the JBL sounds closer to the original example. Watch the video properly before commenting as now you seem unobservant to not notice that there is an original example to compare with :-P

@AwesomeSaucable Audio Technica?? Cmon if you want to be a snob at least draw for Beyer Dynamic. At least their range is meant to be neutral. M50X are not as they hype up the bass. Anyhow I was listening on a pair of AKG headphones as they are decent enough monitors and I didn't think this was a headphones snob contest lol.

For either I wouldn't suggest studio monitors, studio monitors are designed to sound flat and I'm exciting. However the krk rp5 g3s are actually quite hyped sound wise for a studio monitor, especially in the low end, so if you can grab a pair of those second hand for a good price, wouldn't be a bad deal, especially since the g4 is out, the g3s will be much cheaper, you can find cheap pairs on eBay all day long. The g4's however are pretty flat and I wouldn't recomend them unless you're a musician or sound engineer. Rather look at higher end consumer grade speakers, they'll be more fun for gaming and to listen to.

@@joshsmith7812 I was able to test out the RP8G3 and to me it sounded very good in music but didnt test it for gaming. I am currently looking at Polk Audio S20 and HTS10 maybe that would be a better option

@@Pandemonium088 yeah studio monitors are designed for studio work, you're better off getting some nice consumer speakers.

Get the iLouds for gaming and music playback

Vox I’d say keep/upgrade your Hi-Fi speakers if you want to strictly listen to music. Studio monitors are built for what they’re named for: mastering work in a studio. They’re not necessarily designed for listening to music, they’re more designed to be a true representation of what you’re mastering so that you can hear any flaws in your mixing/mastering

@@henrypestana9594 hey man, do u recommend yamaha hs7 for composing/mixing/recording vocals? in a home studio (in my room)

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You idiot, original sounds on not professional monitors.Yamaha is perfect for all types of work, JBL is only for listening

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@@tyya2168 😂 couldn't be further from the truth mate. In reality you can make great mixes with either of these depending what you prefer, but the jbls indeed do have a flatter response and more definition, meaning it's more likely to translate better. Jbl only for listening? You sure about that? JBL is one of the first manufacturers to make a studio monitor, JBL has studio monitors which are over 8k a pair, these are their entry level ones and they're still amazing. These wouldn't be fun just for listening to music on unless you like the sound of something flat and quite uncoloured, which I do but that's because I'm a Music producer and I like to hear music when I listen to it as well how the song was produced without lots of colouration from my listening source.

These are both studio monitors and since we have no idea what the original is played on you can’t say one is better than the other. If the original is being played from a neutral sound source , then monitor that sounds the closest to the original is the best U can’t say simply the Yamaha is better without having any idea what the original sound source is ur just saying that bc ur repeated what u think u should say, ur not thinking. If u look at the frequency curves they are about e same expect the jbl has a high end bump all the way at the end. And the Yamaha has a mid range bump around 1hz. So it’s kinda even. It would be useful if this person actually told us what the original source is. He doesn’t. So these videos are useless

its true bro, check the frequency response on Google ... ;o)

@@ChrisBessy The bass on the JBL is too saturated. Great for parties at home, bad for mixing.

@@epicon6yes. i had 305p mk2 and my mixes always were muddy oversaturated cause the bass is not flat. Exactly the same thought! good for parties and really bad for producing and mixing!!!

EEH was that a joke?

Lol, have you never heard of Focal, Dynaudio, Barefoot?

i hear some of them have been infested by snakes.

true ... hisss problem because ampli class D. I return them after one week ... hs7 has not this problem.

No selfnoise here mightve just been your interface im using a MOTU M2 for them at the moment

exactly! my mr524 looks so tiny on my desk

Adrian Ronald Sehat relative to what? In comparison to the apple homepod the mackie mr524 look big

@@cl2nden1st89 i expected it to be as tall as my 24 inch monitor since i never had any studio monitors before. turns out it is smaller than that

Adrian Ronald Sehat I’d suggest to always look at any item’s dimensions in the description area and have a ruler or retractable tape measure at hand. Quite frankly I’d rather see an item in person.... but online “window shopping” nowadays seems to be the norm. We have a huge pro audio store where I live but even they don’t carry many studio monitors on hand as opposed to what they have listed on their online store - and especially the hundreds of headphones you can find online. when I went to the headphonebar in vancouver, while they had a sizeable collection, I couldn’t find many headphones I knew that existed as well; but least one could sample a lot of other headphones one has never heard of before...

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Well, this _"professional"_ Yamaha HS7 sounds bad when compared to _"student"_ lines like JBL's 305P if you take into account price and utility. That's why. Did you even take a look at the frequency response graphic?.

@@AbeldeBetancourt go to instagram and enter "music studio" in search. HS series everywhere, probably they didn’t look at the graphic...

@@tyya2168 Yeah and a lot of the music studios on insta are set up by guys who have no idea what they're doing, you'll see Krk rokit rp5 G3s placed on their side as well in loads of music studios on Instagram and they're crap for mixing and even worse placed on their side. Just because a lot of people use something because it's more popular doesen't mean it's better. No offense but you seem very narrow minded, I'm a professional sound engineer and I know what I'm talking about, as far as entry level studio monitors go, the jbls are solid. And indeed not only sound fuller but are more flat than the HS. I have a friend who sold his HS because he just didn't enjoy working with them, he then upgraded to eve audio which isn't even in the same league as a Yamaha HS, and he loves them, JBL makes proper high end studio monitors you'll see in proper professional studios, you'll see old Yamaha nsm10s in professional studios as well, but unlikely the HS series unless it's a second reference.

@@joshsmith7812 can you please help me man which one should i buy adam t5v or jbl 305p mkII for making electronic dance music mostly? or even throw more money and get eve sc audio 205? does the price justify twice more expensive product eve sc 205 or should i only look adam t5v or jbl 305p mkII i am really tight on budget

@@greendog2529 tight budget? LSR, No questions asked. These monitors just translate super well once you learn them, BUT you will need to get either some iso accoustics stands or fluid audio stands to decouple them, the foam pads simply don't work and due to the cheap construction (not cheap sound or speaker) but construction of the cabinet of the jbl they get a muddy boxy low end placed directly on the desk, with either of these stands however they're outstanding, another excellent option is the Kali LP6 which is made by ex jbl employees, I like both, Adam AX is an amazing monitor I have a pair, however their freq response is quote shallow without a sub for those much needed lows for most electronic music (as I mainly mix myself) the jbl goes down to 43hz which is the same range as only some 7 inch monitors go down to, the fact that not only a budget but a 5' monitor can achieve this is amazing, my only gripe with the JBLS is cheap cabinet construction and maybe sliiightly thin mids, but in this price, even above it, they don't have much competition, in their own right they're great monitors, tbh I prefer them over Dyna Audio LYD. Especially taking price into consideration. Another thing is the JBLs do reveal flaws easily in a mix, and what I like with their low end is that it sounds real and as and it's not some super hyped low end to try make the speaker sound bigger as some manufactures do, JBL got it right, the Low end is very tight and detailed for a 5' monitor, but do note they're rear ported meaning try keep them as far from a wall as possible (on the back end of the monitor) cheers. If I had to choose I'd choose the LSR, I know this monitor very well and I love it's characteristics and super wide sweet spot which is great for small studios and setups with less than ideal positions etc, (that waveguide thing they've got going on really works) The SC205 is amazing however I can't justify the price vs what the JBL offers performance wise, you need to spend quite a lot more money to start getting a significant jump from the JBL's

cleaner? I think you mean boosted

Very thin sounding monitor. I wouldn't rely soley on the Yamahas.

@@whodisguy7003 because its a monitor not a music listening speaker

Y tho? Jbl's highs sound so stupid, mids are so undetailed. I think, both suck

@@benedickcucumber yamahas are worse

It seems that someone couldn’t afford a pair of Yamahas...