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CogworksEntertainment says

Hey guys,

Looking for some advice from fellow AudioJungle members – been thinking of getting a new set of monitors to replace my Tannoy Reveal 6a’s now that I’ve got my studio acoustically treated. I was thinking maybe Rokit 8’s but what I can’t decide first is, would it be better to go for a pair of full range monitors, or smaller 6 inch nearfields with a sub as well. Any strong opinions on this one?

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simaudio says

Hi, there was a thread on this a while back which maybe of some help. I use the KRK ’s and i have to say i have been very happy with them.

http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/studio-monitor-thread-du-jour/54704

Hope this helps, i’m not sure about the sub thing. The Krk’s have plenty of bass (the 8’s that is) depends on what your gonna be doing really. :) As you know bass is always one of the hardest things to get right, room shape etc.

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jhunger says

I’m not sure if I can answer the original question because I’m currently only working with nearfields. At a guess, it might make sense to go for a pair of really nice nearfields (a few of which are mentioned in that thread simaudio pointed to) and then upgrade to a nice sub later on once you’ve recovered from the first cash depletion. A lot of people will be listening on smaller speakers or headphones anyway, so it might be good to be able to reference with only the 5-7” monitors and then step back and turn on the sub.

Again, just a guess – better to listen to someone else who has a setup with a sub :).

BTW I put another post at the end of that thread to follow up on my monitor purchase…

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reubenchng says

I have the tapco s-8 in my studio and the m-audio bx5a in mt studio. Although the bx5 sounded great, a bigger speaker will give you more pleasure! Go for bigger speakers if you can stretch the budget!

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ZdenekHoub says

Definitely go for bigger speakers then smaller ones + sub.

I am using Rokit 8’s and they are fine. Adam A7 are also very good.

From what I have gathered Rokit are a bit better for synths/drums/modern production and Adam for orchestra/acoustic instruments.

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GunPowderBob says

I love my rokit KRK 5 ’s, great quality at a reasonable price. Haven’t really felt the need to buy a sub but I’ll probably end up with the krk sub :)

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