Sitting Close To Monitors Studio

Fantastic for the studio monitors.

I like the way these studio monitors sound. I purchased several pairs.

Seems to be a good value. I use it for my project studio monitors.

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.

Does exactly as it's meant to do! Feels good in the hand, well-fabricated, and it holds the monitors I've sitting on top of it just fine. No worries of it bending thanks to the shortened 1/4-20 pin.

You wouldn't believe something as simple as this will improve the sound of your monitors, but they do! These iso pads improved the sound of the monitors that are sitting on my desk. Suddenly I hear much more bass because the speaker cabinets are able to vibrate since they're not sitting on a hard surface. And the pads let you angle the speakers up or down so they point directly at you. The Auray iso pads are resonably priced and made with good quality foam for excellent speaker support.

I already was using some of these for monitors in my studio, but I find them really useful for miscellaneous use such as a table for a laptop.

I saw and heard it to my friend's studio,, awesome studio monitors

Works well to stand on - for photographing large crowd, or sitting on to photograph young children. For sitting, it even comes with a cushion that you can put on and take off. Works very easy to open and close, and takes very little space when closed (and even when open - compared to ladder etc.). Ingenious and simple system of opening and closing. Some have commentated or asked about stability. It's not exactly as standing on a 6' A-frame ladder, or on a solid metal construction four-legged chair. I would compare it to standing on a folding chair; you'll feel some flex, but you really do get a firm platform, and, as long as you step up and down firmly and in the center (not too close to the edge), you'll be fine.

These are great Studio Monitors and can be used for entertainment purposes too. I have used them during tracking sessions in the studio, they are comfortable and sound just as good or better than other headphones in this price range. And the replaceable cables make it a really sweet deal.