Top Monitors Under 200

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Under 20 bucks and it works

The Avantone CLA-200 Studio Reference Amplifier is easily the best purchase I made all year. I own a pair of Yamaha NS 10M Studio Monitors and for years I just used random amplifiers to power them. I decided this year to invest in a better quality amplifier to improve the overall sound quality of my Monitors. After weeks of research And reading countless reviews I decided to go with the CLA-200. I must say the shipping was immediate and I received the new amplifier the very next day after ordering. I can't stress how impressed I was with the sound quality the CLA-200 brought to my NS-10's. The clarity and the frequency response was just amazing. I highly recommend the CLA-200 for any and all Yamaha NS10 users. You won't be disappointed!

I've been using these for production monitors, director monitors, smaller lights like Aputure 60's and Amaran 200's etc

I purchased this in Mar 2022, and to this day never regretted that investment. One body, seven lens, pouched accessories, two extenders, gear pouch, etc. all fit nicely inside this TSA/Airline approved sized bag. Live in New England, went to Hawaii and Northwest US several times with no issue whatsoever. The quality of the fabric inside and out is top-notch. The configurability is create (love the dividers that hold small things like batteries!). The hip strap is removable...took mine off on day 1 and have never used it. (I'm a male, 6'1, 200 lbs as reference.) Lowepro is famous for its bags, and their variety of styles. This one is clearly for someone who wants to haul the photography gear with them on trips, be they urban or rural, doesn't matter (yes, there's a rain cover, too). The top lid is a fanny pack if you like the 80's and need one in a pinch. One Note: if you are flying, don't put the gear pouch under the top lid as the pictures show because it will be too tall (maybe for some airlines). Mine is in the main compartment and I still carry seven lens from macro, primes, and the venerable 70-200 with no room issues. One the road, sure, move it to the top. Depending on what you store in the gear box, it might make the pack top-heavy. What I do is just put soft items in the top lid...lens wipes, travel towel, straps, etc. No complaints. OK, have to have one con. The laptop compartment, while capable of a 16 MacBook Pro, is NOT environmentally sealed. The top is just a magnetic catch, from the top direction. The top lid might cover the opening if you cinch it down. This is the bags ONLY downfall in my opinion. Fortunately, I just carry cards and do processing back home. Get it...you will love it.

Hdmi-monitor setup perfect for monitors that sit atop top handles

Got these for a smaller studio I'm working out of for a getaway album project. I do production, post work, and mixing. I was comparing to other small monitors including genelecs, but already had the micro monitors and loved how those sounded. These MTMs, I'm happy to say, are incredible. The bass really goes down to 40hz in these tiny cabinets, it's insane. The imaging is really superb as well. I tried the Arc correction feature, but I got way better results with My sonarworks system. I love that you can put them on stands, I have mine on table top microphone stands, and they're perfectly ear level. Overall, these are way better than I expected, and the fact that they are semi portable is the cherry on top. Highly recommend!

Bought this as an extra case to store my monitors, lavs and miscellaneous cords. The pockets up top are a little small but great for those little bits and pieces.

Visited a hospital in SEattle and chuckled at how all the workstations are set up with 2 monitors stacked on top of each other, using monster swing arms! Would be less cluttered and more aesthetic if they had known of these DualUp! Trust me, whatever you do, except gaming, get one

I admit that I almost passed this product by, because I could find only 1 review, but the Kontour monitor mounts was definitely worth the risk, and well worth the money. This is a very sturdy mounting system -- it has no trouble supporting my 2 Dell 24 monitors. It took me less than 15 minutes to set the mounts up -- the hardest part was figuring out how to remove the plastic wire cover. There are tension adjustment screws that control vertical, rotational and horizontal movement, and a few minutes of tweaking was all it took to stabilize my monitors. To move the monitors, all it takes is a gentle touch, but they stay put, which is not true of some mounts I've used. Even after several weeks of use, the monitors are in the exact position I originally set them in. What I love about the Kontour mount is the endless possibilities for monitor placement. Each monitor can be placed at a completely different height from the desk, distance from the keyboard, horizontal/vertical angle and the monitor can be angled down or up. Honestly, I can't imagine a monitor layout that you can't set up using this mount. I have the clamp mounted on the back of a 30 wide table top, and with this mount, I now have full use of the desktop. FYI The bottom edge of the monitor can drop as low as about 5 above the desk top, to about 17 off the table. The only negative is that there can be a little shake in the monitors if you're aggressively typing. I found that tightening the tension screws minimized the shake, as did setting the keyboard on a pad, and it's been fine since. FYI - I have a height-adjustable one with sturdy table top resting on steel legs. One final word -- the wire management is good, and the all-black arms are sleek and fairly unobtrusive.