ilouds

keep those- but ADD a sub. Either the Yamaha HS sub or an IK multimedia iLoud Sub. I have that one - it’s amazing.

Below 80hz, bass is almost exclusively omnidirectional. So I would want to minimize those lower bass frequencies inside the wardrobe. So I would go for the iloud Micromonitors as they won't put out a lot of lower end bass. But they are front ported (definitely don't want rear ports inside the wardro

Treatment really can make a huge difference, Its very common to have rooms that can have peaks of 10+db in the bass and nulls as well where sound is being cancelled due to the room acoustics.One recommendation I'd try is pairing the T7V's with the iLoud subwoofer in particular, it has built in room

I recently went through this myself. The problem with asking about studio monitors is that people who are mixing music are looking for something totally different than a musician just wanting decent "good" sound while they're making/playing music. Studio monitors are not going to sound good and full

Get the MarkI version of the IK Multimedia iLouds MTMs (NOT the non-MTMs!!). The odler version of tis speaker is just as good as the MkIIs and half the price. Can be used. Absolute linearity and amazing subrange for the small size.

Actually let me revise that. When I take the bass cut off my iLouds and played Kanye West's 808s and Heartbreak there definitely IS a difference between on a desk and isolation pads because it has such dramatic bass. I think I am so used to rock music it's hard to even recommend anything to people w