Studio Monitors For Mixing Console

I needed a pair of studio monitors to do multitrack audio mixing at my home studio & these are perfect!

Using it to connect a keyboard into a mixing console. It's doing what it's supposed to so far.

I have had these headphones for almost 10 years. In these 10 years, they have been THE BEST headphones I have used for mixing. I have used a bunch of headphones and studio monitors in that time, and nothing has beat them out, not even the infamous Sony 7506 (given, cheaper, but more prevalent headphones in studios) Things to note with these headphones; they are not super low end present. If you are getting these to listen to consumer music, you may not like them because they are not "boomy" or "full". These headphones are for users who are looking for definition and clarity for making a solid mix. The other note is a MINOR complaint; the part of the headset that rests on the top of your head/hair has worn out for me. The muffs also wore out, but I replaced them. If there is a way to replace the foam under the band, please let me know because I would love to have them looking brand new again. I broke the cable that came with the headphones by accidentally vacuuming it about 2 years in (stupid, I know), but the detachable cable saved me some money. Also nice if you want to swap out different size cables. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking to invest in headphones for studio mixing.

I use these monitors to mix in my home studio. I've been around studios with Genelecs and love the sound, but mixing requires you to get down and dirty. My room is a little smaller so the BM6a's are the perfect size with real tight bass, a very clear mid range, and a clean high end. Overall I couldn't be happier with my choice.

I've used these in a studio setting and they are fantastic. They are a little brighter than my studio monitors, so mixing with them would be a little deceiving. Great for tracking and overdubs though.

Using with a pair of 12 loudspeakers and Mixing console. Well made cables.

I use the LSP-2 to connect various devices to a mixing console. It's a great device, very clean interface. I have been using the LSP-2's for a few years. If you looking to connect a computer, phone, tablet or some other device to a mixer, this is the best device I have found to date. Definitely go with the LSP-2 if you are looking for a two channel solution. They also make a single port device, LSP-1, although I typically use the LSP-2 for most apps.

I bought this snake to connect a wireless receiver rack with a mixing console. The high quality of the craftsmanship shows me that it will remain in service for many years. This is part of a system I designed/built for a portable theater group so I require durability and ease of use. The connectors are clearly labeled and securely installed for an excellent physical as well as electrical connection. I have always been impressed with the gear that comes from Whirlwind and this time is no exception.

I ordered this a week before a show where we needed to set-up a monitor mixing console for the artist. We ran all of the inputs into two of these and then split them to FOH and Monitors. Utilizing phantom power worked well and we didn't run into any issues.

If all you need is a very straightforward mixing console, this one is a solidly built board at a very reasonable price. No special effects, bells or whistles, but it delivers quality sound in a very simple package.