Superb orators. The audio is incredibly crisp and bright. Audio equipment designed for music producers and DJs. These will contain all the benefits and drawbacks. The squeak in the speakers is a common complaint, but it may be avoided by investing in high-quality cables. For a single wire, at least 500. The Rockdale I recently purchased makes not a peep. Also, keep in mind that BALANCED wires are required: If you're going to use jacks, make sure they're stereo and not mono. Squeaking is to be…

Excellent value in a set of monitors. Despite being a, the white foam within the box can be used to reduce vibrations on the table (they sit perfectly in it, like a glove). The golden rule of the triangle is: "If you follow the /s of the triangle, you will be happy." benefiting from: There are a ton of settings you can tweak, and the 9k audio is top notch. It's great that they go into sleep mode but then wake up right away if they need to. Cons: Front panel gloss: eye-catching, yet a magnet for

You will need to purchase cables as well as a sound card. Invest in better cables, as this is a very crucial component. I packed the XLR (male) and Jack 6.3 (male) cables, as well as the umc202hd sound card, which requires a USB A to USB B cable to function properly.

They have a monitor sound, but it's not clear; the lows are a bit buzzing; the clarity isn't perfect; but it's still quite a great sound; if you require a clean sound, choose DT 250 headphones at 250 Ohm. I am pleased with the purchase as a whole; they have lasted two years so far, and if you insist on taking something else, make it something from a different price range.

I got this to replace my microbe solo7 and listen to music at home. The crystal-clear audio quality beyond my expectations. When I listen to music, I don't feel especially happy. Due to the lack of bass, I am considering purchasing a subwoofer. The old microlab did not play in comparison, but rumbled, the sound was muddy and intelligible, it is good to recognize each instrument in music on monitors. Never play your music too loudly in general since your neighbors will come running.

It is not balanced when used with a Yamaha AG 03 sound card via a jack6.3-jack6.3 connection. The sound really gives the tracks a fresh perspective; you can hear almost everything, a lot of jams in the mix, and the overall picture of the song. However, many of the songs won't be of high enough quality to win you over. The tunes are well-mixed, but the floor is already creaking at 30 percent loudness)))) I simply warn against it because some music enthusiasts may not enjoy an overly honest…

A fantastic product from JBL, it is used in homes and studios as an inexpensive way to access high-end audio. We pick a decent listening spot and take in the wonderful bass; for me, it is at midbass level at 3.5 meters. I use a Cowon X9 Hi-Fi player to listen. Pros include: A good speaker arrangement produces sound that is consistent throughout the full frequency range. The phase inverter can produce very low and deep bass with just a little equalization, negating the need for a bass subwoofer.

Everything was good, however the table has to be redone and the settings adjusted. There are enough tops and bottoms for the music, too. These monitors are for pop, club, etc. music, according to one assessment, while HS5 are for rock. But in my opinion, cleaning up the lows is simpler than trying to squeeze them out. Everyone that calls and writes that they are calling has no background at all! The background is most likely caused by imbalanced cables and the built-in sound system. I listen…

The purchase was not one I regret. These are excellent monitors in general for a tiny amateur studio. It needs correct installation, heating, and cable selection just like any other acoustics. The price-quality ratio, in my opinion, is 5 (less 1 for zoom) ears and brains! Choose after listening)) features advantages There is adequate bass, a broad stereo foundation, surround sound, a generally well-balanced sound, and the option to alter the high frequencies. For this amount (budget), JBLs are…

It seemed good, but something was missing, so I decided to increase the bass and bought a Microlab M-890, which I listened to for a few years before purchasing the JBL 305 MK2. Before that, there were Microlab Solo3 MK3 speakers, which I listened to for seven years. Sure, I am aware that Microlabs' prices are high, but I won't be comparing them. In general, I wanted something new. For home monitors, for instance, I read Amazon reviews, thought about various models and brands at this price, and…

Has pros: Clean, smooth near-monitor sound. The ability to slightly adjust the frequency response with switches on the rear panel. A particularly convenient thing is auto-shutdown in the absence of a signal (fall asleep) and auto-on when it appears. Even at low volumes they sound detailed. And yes, of course, amazing elaboration of the scene! With its cons: Like most comments - a glossy front panel. And the blue power indicators on the logo are pissed off, at least stick it with tape. It seems

from a laptop with SSD to monitors, only sound, I tried different ones, there is no noise. a friend had a computer with hard drives, there was a little noise. who needs to reveal the basses even more, add the LSR subwoofer, checked. from sleep they wake up with a second delay, for me it's not a problem. Its pros: Of course the sound and again the sound. smooth sound throughout the entire range. Cons below: the gloss was a little embarrassing, but it turned out to be completely uncritical

At first I could not connect, I played only as the right speaker. I bought a “mono Jack 6.3” wire and an adapter for “Jack 3.5”, so the problem was solved. If it will be used as a monitor for a synthesizer or drum machine, it may not need amplification, you will have to buy amplify. From the computer plays powerfully.

Pros: I liked the sound, but there is nothing to compare with, I used the S-90 before them I also liked the fact that they turn off and on themselves depending on the signal. Has some cons: I did not notice any obvious shortcomings, but it feels like the subwoofer is still missing

Different pros: good frequency response, there is a middle ground, and quite honest Has cons: bass is neither there nor not, HF resolution does not shine with detail

Its pros: Not hypertrophied, high-quality, "honest" sound. Relatively inexpensive. Its cons: Markie, "dust-collecting", blunt when exiting sleep mode.

305mkII - firstly, very good bookshelf hi-fi acoustics, and secondly - monitors. Well, or frankly amateur level monitors. For the money that is asked for them, there are no competitors.

Some pros: As entry-level monitors sound great, there is enough bass, I think for writing, mixing, etc. electronic music in general is what you need. Has cons: I found chips on the bottom surface on the edges (perhaps from the factory, or perhaps already damaged somewhere in the store) Look carefully when buying.

Who did not know, boxes from moniks can be used as a stand for them Got pros: Cool monitors, enough for mixing and producing for the first couple of years for sure, especially if you buy a subwoofer Cons: Insufficiently low frequency range. Neighbors complain about loud music at night, I don’t even know where)

Has some pros: Great speakers for your money. The sound is transmitted well, a lot of frequencies are heard. He began to hear in his songs what he had not heard before. Cons: You need a separate subwoofer to better hear even lower frequencies.