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Setup for a soundcheck for party on the weekend. Am going to re-deck out this room for studio/music things and make this a permanent space.

Holy fuck this tops WBBL's set. Classic after classic in this.

Bigups for the continuous mix posting homie! Digging the mixes!

Daaaamnnnnn that F1 is boss.

I have a 12" sub. 5" speakers is tiny. I shoulda bought an 8" sub

Office revamp after tax.

holy shit dude that's epic. both of those look amazing. Well done!

They've gotta match the KRK sub. So I guess I'm going for the KRK's. New office speakers come at me!

No monitors seem to have the DSP stuff built in. These also have a limiter which I want, so that'd negate ~$250 and a rackmounted piece of equipment I think from the get go. Do you think based off these things, it'd be beneficial for my scenario? I'm 80% convinced, just looking for someone with a bit more knowledge to give a nod towards the DSP features and the limiter capabilities included for environment versatility.

I'm in the market for a new set of monitors. What do you all think about these vs the G3's? $300 difference in the 8" set which is what I'm getting, do you think its worth it?

KRK Launches Rokit G4 Line: An Update To The Classics For years, one of the best bang-for-your-buck studio monitors was the Rokit G3 lineup. With their iconic yellow cones and solid response, KRK’s Rokit line was a favorite of bedroom producers and DJs. Now at NAMM 2019, KRK is launching a new generation, the Rokit G4 line, with a number of substantial new features. Here’s a quick overview. KRK Rokit G4 Gear: Rokit G4 Models: Rokit 5, 7, 8, and 10-3 Price: $179, $239, $299, and $499 respectively Release: Expected February 2019 – preorder on DJTT here: (RP5, RP7, RP8) These are pretty advanced monitors considering their price points, with Kevlar drivers and a solid set of onboard tuning and EQ options. Here’s the feature set straight from KRK: Rigid Kevlar drivers for low-distortion sound reproduction Efficient Class D power amp pumps out high-quality sound at reduced operating temperatures Built-in brickwall limiter provides a balanced sound, safeguards against damage, and maintains audio’s dynamics The G4 generation has EQ adjustment right on the back of the monitors, with 25 room presets DSP-driven Room Tuning with 25 visual Graphic EQ settings Optimized high-frequency waveguide produces a wide, deep, dynamic sweet spot and incredible imaging Low-resonance enclosure for spot-on low-end performance Front-firing port yields excellent low-end response and straightforward speaker placement The new tuning app “real-time Room Acoustic Analyzer. Assists with EQ, placement and level matching” KRK app adjusts EQ settings, subwoofer levels, crossover settings, and polarity settings and aids with speaker placement and level matching Onboard signal generator to calibrating the system Includes Iso-foam pads and an optional faceplate with a protective metal grill Let’s be honest, though – KRK will continue to face some tough competition from other entrants into the budget-friendly monitor market. Pioneer DJ, Yamaha, and new comers like Kali Audio’s monitors (read our review here) will not make it easy for KRK. But those competitors don’t feature onboard graphic display EQ settings or associated tuning apps for room analysis. Those features could really convince most budget-minded studio monitor purchasers to go with KRK. Source: https://djtechtools.com/2019/01/26/krk-launches-rokit-g4-line-an-update-to-the-classics/

The ADJF awards can be strung out 1 per month?

Windows....

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I'm new 'round here. Do some mixing n stuffs. Slowly building up my speaker collection. Shameless self plug: https://www.soundcloud.com/beatless

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Fuark noice chooon!