Krk Studio Monitor Pair

Just wow! What more to say they are excelent. Have a pair of KRK 8 and i like JBL more

As a long time user of KRK and Yamaha studio monitors -,I was blown away by the Sound reproduction of the 8010s! ..These little marvels have now replaced both my Yamaha HS5 and KRK rockit 5”s as my go to mixing monitors for music and film projects .,, could not be happier ..

I've been stuck in the KRK loop for about a decade now. This is my first pair of Genelecs and I am blown away! Sure, they don't have the low-end presence of larger speakers, but the clarity and separation is on a whole other level! I am hearing my favorite music in a new way through these monitors and I cannot wait to use them for critical listening in my own work as well. Every instrument feels like it has it's own space and I am noticing little delights that I have never noticed in my favorite music. What a dream!

uperb sound. Suberb value. I've recently bought in a pair of Fluid FX8's for double duties: As a stereo pair for critical listening/monitoring in an Edit suite, and as a side-surrounds in a 7.0 setup. Swapping my much loved KRK VXT6's for these was surprising - These are sonically superior in every way for AU$420 less! I really think the FX8 is perhaps the best kept scret in studio monitoring anywhere near this price point. I've heard many other monitors going for far more money that don't give you so much. These may deserve a place in the history books! PLUSES: * Superb stereo imaging. * Similar voicing and accuracy to the famous KRK VXT series, noticeably better fidelity and response. * Coaxial design works supremely well and allows for smaller size, compared to other 8 monitors. * Front bass ported. * Usable down to around 35Hz as claimed. * No need for a subwooofer. * Also available in white (which is arguably better looking & more striking). * Level slider on the front is handy. * LOTS of A/B power. * External heat sink at rear. * Excellent connectivity. * Stand-by mode is handy. MINUSES: * Power switch at the front would have been nice. * No trim controls for highs, mids or lows. * No DSP as with Fluid's FPX7, but you wouldn't expect it at this price point, and sonically doesn't seem to suffer without it. * Very minor noise floor.

Upon these pads sit a pair of KRK Rokit 5 speakers. They are spaced about six feet apart on my desk. There is virtually no vibration to the desk and the bass response is noticeably improved. These pads have proven to be a very good investment.

An excellent option for studio monitors at this price point and a great alternative to the KRK yellow cones. The Adams sound like they are optimized for creating electronic music: excellent bass response and they sound great at all volumes.

The pair of studio monitor stands are quite sturdy and the price was well positioned. A very good value. I like the variation in height capability.

I did a lot of searching for a new monitor to pair w/ a new Apple Studio. The Apple monitor they would like you to use w/ this is very expensive. I do a lot of photography processing and need something less than Apple, yet still has calibrated colors. I am shocked at how nice this ViewSonic is! 4K with Adobe/SRGB color calibration. The 32 is even more useful than expected and the price is great.

After some research, I purchased this Dell monitor to pair with my Mac Studio and I am very pleased. It is everything I could hope for. There were no sizing adjustments I had to make to integrate it with my Apple, as some reviews had me fearing. Dell knocked it out of the park!

It's the second pair of these, I use to create different scenes in studio.