HS4

Two things; headphones are never going to be as flat as monitors can be and will always have some form of hyped bass, and the monitors you have struggle with what you're trying to do. HS4's only go down to 83hz, so you're missing all the frequencies in the sub range. Secondly, they're a tiny driver,

Yeah I kept seeing people say how great they were ... guess not. Stop relying on what people claim about speakers based on their personal anecdotal evidence. Look at objective measurements instead to evaluate speakers. The lack of a crossover in the HS4 resulted poor directivity, which could be part

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

Get someone to get you the Yamaha HS3 or the HS4 for Christmas. For around $230.00 you get 2 speakers. Don’t let the size & the price of these speakers fool you. Trust me your mixes will sound better. I have purchased these speakers so I could hear the low mids to the high frequencies. Bigger speake

I have tested Yamaha HS3 & HS4. Don’t let these little speakers fool you. I got them because I use to have the legendary NS10s. All the major has studios has them to this day. There no longer available. I didn’t like them because they lacked bass. I would have visually look at the woofer’s movement

I would ask what genre your producing, I think this is important for a few reasons such as bass heavy accuracy some may (at least back in the day) suggested KRK.I can't speak about Adam Audio never used them, have thought about buying some (It's really the ribbon tweet that has the clarity) the bigg