Rokit 5 G4

You'd be far better off buying a pair of bookshelf speakers or studio monitors and then separately a subwoofer. KRK Rokit 5s and a Rokit sub would be more than adequate for home listening. Could go with something flatter but orchestral music and other stuff that needs treble detail is fine on Rokits

Invest in a basic recording set up. If you have a PC or Mac already, you're half-way there. You'll need a good interface, focusrite saffires are common. A good guitar amp sim, either software or hardware. There are tonnes of options and you'll get 100 different opinions on best. A good DAW. Cubase i

Those Behringers are decent for the price but you might want to check out the KRK Rokit 5s or Yamaha HS5s instead - they're pretty much the gold standard for bedroom producers and synth setups. The KRKs especially have that low end punch you're looking for without being too muddy, and they won't bre

Upravo taj model, da! Ako hoćeš kvalitetne zvučnike, neki pro-tip je da uvijek tražiš u kategoriji "studio monitori" i tu uzmeš neki PreSonus, Alesis ili M-Audio za 300-400 maraka (samo izbjegavaj Behringer). Ako je budžet malo veći (oko 600-800), onda KRK Rokit seriju koja je neki zlatni standard.

Heard KRK Rokits are pretty good

welcome to the wormhole this can get expensive if it escalates haha What kind of music are you looking to play (has big influence on where you get music from) Software - rekordbox is pretty standard and what most use. It is compatible with the vast majority of hardware players and controllers and in

£100 is super entry level for speakers, grab whatever you can fit that price and expect to be not all that impressed 😂 The ones where one is active and the other passive (speaker wire) just means there's only 1 amplifier powering both speakers. If the amped/active one dies, they both stop working. O

Agreed, except you can get mid-field monitors like the KRK Rokit 10-3 G3, that are suitable for lager rooms, or small parties as they are larger and more powerful than near-fields and designed to fill up a larger space with sound Got Mid-field monitors as well as near-fields in the studio, turns it

i ran into this same spot last year. the rx3 is great but overkill for a first deck honestly. the XDJ-RR goes for around £1,000 and still gives you standalone rekordbox prep. another solid move is finding a used XDJ-RX2 - people upgrade and sell them all the time. for speakers the DM-40D are fine bu

For the controller, I think the DDJ-FLX4 from pioneer might be a good choice. For the speakers I might say KRK ROKIT 5 G5 $500 is a good starting point. Check Facebook marketplace, or whatever they might use around you, and you can probably get a deal.