KRK Rokit RP5 G5

I was going to buy the G4, but the day the 5th generation was announced and I took the risk.

I've already used Yamaha and Genelec in the studio where I work and I wanted to have a versatile monitor, that could have enough bass and details for me to be able to mix at home.

In conjunction with the DT 900 Pro X, I have remade some mixes and the results have been great!

However, changing the faceplate is very difficult and besides it has 3 modes, it's a pain to have to lift every time I want to use the mix or focus (I ended up leaving just the mix mode)

It could have bluetooth to facilitate this process.

I've wanted speaker for a long time now, so when I was able to finally get them for myself, I really did a lot of research to "not make a mistake". In the end, after many reviews the KRKs seemed to be portraied as "great speakers but there are better" speakers, so I almost went with the Adam Audio T5V. I picked the KRKs in the end beacuse are significantly shorter, which ended up being very suitable for my rooms/setup. The sound is amazing, and even if I did run in to any sound problems there is a lot of EQ things you can do to correct them. The flat setting is great, there is the perfect amount of bass, mids and highs. If you put in in the "enjoying music" setting of EQ the bass is overwhelming, at least for me. In short these speakers are worth every cent. I am really satisfied. The sound is really "headphone" like. The "sound-space" they produce is excellent. They might be small (I was actually surprised, I thought they would be smaller for some reason), but they are very loud and accurate sounding.