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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

The HS5s aren't flat though, they have a horrible peak in the mids that almost everyone complains about. I find my rokit 5 G4s genuinely sound good, don't know what krk did as people always slated the earlier rokits but the G4s are impressive.

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

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

You’ll need a computer that’s as powerful as your budget will allow, ideally spending around $1000 for a really nice computer. After that it’s not really necessary unless you’re going legit aka professional. MacBook Airs are good enough for the job and those are 1000 bucks. Macbook pros can handle a

My Fluid Audio Fader FX8 monitors sound just as good, if not better, than my studio quality headphones.Those Yamaha HS4 monitors are known to have good flat response but weak bass response. The universally popular KRK monitors have good bass response. In fact they are often criticised for that, in t

Using moto m2 and krk rokit 5 Pretty good sound, my room is pretty small and this combination rocks the entire building when at full😂

honestly the RX3 is a solid upgrade from the SR and mixer combo. i made a similar jump last year and the standalone workflow is way smoother. for budget speakers that still sound decent for home practice, check out the Pioneer DJ DM-40D or KRK Rokit 5 G4. both are under $200 each used and plenty lou

Edifier QR65s are solid choice but if youre open to studio monitors definitely look at the Yamaha HS5s or even HS7s if you can swing it budget wise. Used a pair of KRK Rokit 5s for years and they punch way above their weight for gaming and music, plus you get that flat response which is nice if you

I'm in general satisfied with my current audio quality. The "only" remarkable bottle neck in my setup are my speakers. The 8341 compared with the Krk Rokit 5 G3's are a big difference I think? So is the 8351 necessary? A sub is maybe for later. But the 8341 are already louder, clearer and bigger tha