Infinity Reference Studio Monitors Review

Wonderful pair of headphones. Great flat response, I use them for a quick reference away from my studio monitors.

I own many Reference Monitors but these are my favorite pair. The Bluetooth makes them even better. I want a few more pair.

I purchased 2 of the 250's and 2 of the 150's, to replace aging Infinity Reference Series wired speakers (while they are being refurbished, and maybe not going back to the old speakers) in several rooms of my house. These speakers produce incredibly full sound that is difficult to distinguish from the speakers they replaced. Both my wife and I are in absolute awe that they sound as good as they do. The 250's have an ability to fill the room with fantastic sound reproduction that an audiofile would less than begrudgingly admit is far more than acceptable for a whole house system.

Fantastic for the studio monitors.

I have worked on a few reference monitors and have to say I really love the clarity and accuracy right out of the box on the JVC.

Picked these up with the JBL LS305 reference monitors. Tried with and without on a decent desk tucked in a corner of my room and noticed a GIGANTIC difference. The distortion is minimized/eliminated instantaneously. Fits those speakers perfectly by the way. I would highly recommend these if you're placing your speakers on any kind of desk/shelf etc. and want to eliminate distortion of sound.

Amazing Device! Saves so much time when monitoring mixes on two separate monitors for reference. That little "Mono" button is also amazing as you can hear the mix in mono. Idk how I did it without the Big Knob for so long. Now that I own this, I'm spoiled!

I'm using these with JBL LSR 305 reference monitors. I have a small music wrok station and the room is far from an ideal sound room. These isoltate the monitors and there are no unwanted rumbles form the low end. I especially like that there are several options for tilting the monitors either up or down.

I have a home voice over set up and needed a solid set of reference monitors. These little HS5's did the trick

Cables don't get any nicer than this, but when I used it with a set of Behringer reference monitors sitting on a shelf above me AND a Bose Solo TV unit (which I use as a computer monitor stand) hoping to create a balanced sound between them there was a delay that made it sound like slap-back reverb, presumably caused by signal processing in both or either units. I can still use them separately, so this is just an FYI for anyone expecting the sound to be in sync in a similar setup.