hello, the KRK R8 are good but there is a big problem: a constant hissing noise even when the XLR cables are not connected. It's really annoying and incomprehensible. There is nothing you can do, no device can take away this breath. You can reduce the db a bit to -10db but that doesn't fix a problem. It's in the low-end design and components. I was fooled, few people talk about this problem.
Awesome!! Thanks for watching!! Your channel is bomb!! It would be dope if we could Collab somehow? If you can help me get to 100K subs, I'll send you free gear!!
I am pissed off when I bought a pair of KRK R8 G4 after seeing your review and other reviews because right out of the boxes, they make a loud hissing noise even with no audio cable plugged in! I hear it clearly even from a 4 ft distance. I wish I knew it before buying them.
hello, the KRK R8 are good but there is a big problem: a constant hissing noise even when the XLR cables are not connected. It's really annoying and incomprehensible. There is nothing you can do, no device can take away this breath. You can reduce the db a bit to -10db but that doesn't fix a problem. It's in the low-end design and components. I was fooled, few people talk about this problem.
a power filter like Furman Merit M-10x E will remove that cause the monitors are sensitive so you need to have a power conditioner with a power filter to achieve optimal conditions without any noises
I’m aware that studio monitors are not recommended for DJing or for a party. But for a backyard party with 30 people, do you think that they will get the job done. Actually I have de g4, 10 inche. 300 watts.
I really like the way they sound, but they doesn't seem to have flat frequency response, what would you recommend? I make music in styles like pop, rock (not to heavy) light electronic music, instrumentals for audio stocks. And I just can't decide what's better for me - to have monitors with flat frequency response, or with the sound that I like, sound that inspires me
@@EdwardSmithMusic What's the distance from the wall they need? In manual they say, that it's 1.5 meters. It's just impossible, for me and for many others
@@EdwardSmithMusic i love the yamaha hs serie and thats how i learnt to mix and master more than 15 years ago, but they are far from flat my friend, better than KRK though but not flat at all
nice video dude. I have had my mind set on the Yamaha hs8 for ages and now last minute the Krk r8 g4 has arrived and thrown me off. would love to yours and others thoughts between the two. I do mix the occasional album, maybe one a year but rest of time is production side, writting/recording.
@@sergeysmelnik Haven't heard the 4th generation, so can't really speak about those, but if it is anything like the G3 (which I own), and generally how KRK RP's sound, I would personally go with Kali. Only when I got the Kali's I realized just how muddy KRK's are, and how wider and deeper the sound is on Kali, literally heard details, both in my mixes and just listening to music, that I never heard before. I see KRK made some decent improvements in G4, so they might as well be really good, I'll have to hear for my self.
What’s the bass like on these? I’m looking for a pair of monitors to practice dj sets and do some light music producing. EDM, hip hop, and some old school stuff.
@YRN BORNSTAR Hello YRN, I bought the 7 inch KRK G4’s. I love them they are perfect for what i do. These can get really loud if you want them too. They sound good to me, vocals are clear.
I'm looking for my first pair of monitors and I can't decide between the KRK 5 G4s and the 7 G4. The room is around 11m2 (118ft2) with a 3m ceiling height. I mainly make rap/trap/rnb and similar stuff so I want the speakers to really smack, and idk if the 5 can do it. Some people told me that the 7 is too much for 11m2, but I see mixed opinions online. I'm new to this so I could really use some help. Thanks.
@@EdwardSmithMusic Not true you always need a sub..if you look at the specs of your speakers you will understand that no matter what you think about it, you are definitely missing frequencies. In particular, those which are under 35hz. What is interesting to understand is that the subwoofer, being adjustable, allows you to find frequencies that your main speakers are struggling to reproduce. For example ... Let's say your speakers go down to 38hz, to -6db. Therefore, you should understand that this is the limit offered by your speakers. It’s a "flaw", nothing less! So if your subwoofer is adjusted to fully restore dB at frequencies below those possible with your speakers, you get a fuller sound, and more faithful to the recording. But beware! Adjusting a subwoofer is a very delicate technique requiring a VERY developed ear. Question: What is YOUR reason for not using a subwoofer in your stereo listening?
@Dan Survivor wow besides that you have a big ego and that you have no experience as a sound engineer ... you should go get an education .. Really you don't know what you are talking about ..... Once again your lack of respect is very common among people of your generation
Try to avoid a sub at all costs if you can. Buy the biggest monitors you can in this case the rp8s or even the rp10-3. There is also the choice of V8 S4s which are tuned to play lower than the rp8s. The problem with having a sub is most people only get a single one and never set them up right. Even with auto calibration it can be close to impossible to get a sub to blend with speakers due to all the phasing and standing wave issues. If you can tell theres a sub playing then its setup bad. And by the time you spend money on a pair of subs you could have just bought bigger better monitors.
I don't agree with you it's been 15 years that I am a sound engineer. And I had no problem with a sub .. when we know how to use it well, there is no problem ... in addition the large professional studio uses it .... because they know all the potential and the beneficial of the sub. But for that you need a quality sub. example ADAM AUDIO ..Avoid those which are made in China
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks for your answer, may i ask why that is useful? some additional information; I now have trust game speakers. but I mainly listen to music with it, so I wanted an upgrade..
Ok marketing video... would you buy them? Are they your new defaults? (I still saw your Yamahas plugged in on your desk at the end)... sound comparison between others?
To be honest. I wouldn't mind having wither as my defaults, the look of the Yamaha's just suit my setup better. I would definitely buy them if I didn't have monitors already cause they really sound good! And a sound comparison won't be very accurate unless you do the listening in person.
Would you consider the jbl mk2 8" at all or is t8v they way to go? I need enough sound for a open basement not just a small room and dont want to get out of this price range
@@manosprotonotarios5187..but you need two person to do it. A tiny one to fit between the speaker and the wall/desk (because not everyone has a home studio with 2 meters free space behind the monitors, and also these monitors are designed to use the wall for bass reflection, so a person behind them logically effects the bass level), and the one who checks the sound. Right?
here is an idea: usb controlled eq or a cabled controller that will allow the user to adjust from the listening position... or an automatic callibrator.
@@markellos.plakitsis you are supposed to do a sound test - also using the krk app - at one setting. Then you set it differently, and do another test. In the end the app sets it properly for the placement and room you have. If you need to change eq settings for different songs etc, you do that at the source of the sound. The speaker eq is supposed to make the speakers flat for a specific placement and room. I understand what you mean, i would prefer to set more bass when listening for pleasure, and less when producing music. But the eq is supposed to serve one purpose.
Hi, I am after some advice here i possible please. I have just bought 2 RP8 G4s to replace my RP5 G3s However my new RP8s produce less bass that the RP5s! The speakers are fine, not faulty, because if I plug them into my laptop in another room the bass is superb, so its the room. My question is, can the room be treated so the bass is felt, however the room is only about say 3 meters by 2 meters. Or is it just impossible for these speakers to perform in a room that size even if treated. Cheers Gaz
Hi, great video, i have a question, what is the difference with krk V8S4? I produce various music genres EDM, Techno, piano music, ecc and I’m looking for monitors suitable for this purpose!! Thanks for your answer 👍🏻
Stereo means coming from 2 sources (left and right). The answer is yes. As long as you have a pair and your DAW or whatever system you're using to control the sound is set to stereo output.
They are both really good. If you want a little more bass, go for the KRKs... but if you want a clean flat frequency response, go for the Yamaha HS8s. You can use links in the description for the best Amazon prices 👌🏼
youtube recommends me your HS8 review video, but after 5 minute scrolling youtube,they recommend me this video, uuugh its hurt :D :D *which one better after upgrade? HS8 or KRK 8G4?...
@@krischanrudolph6005 If you can try to go to a local guitar center and test them out in all the sizes. They are very different sounding monitors. The overall sound signature of the krks is a bit warmer. The main thing you should figure out and what will affect the sound the most is the tweeter material. The yamahas use an aluminum tweeter while the krks use kevlar. The krks will give less fatigue if youre sensitive to high end. Both measure very flat.
@@EdwardSmithMusic Thank you, that would be nice, especially for nearfield monitors 8" the noisefloor sometimes is annoying. keep on making great videos and all the best to ya!
A lot of people say KRK suck for mixing but I really want to get some rokit 8s someone help me out if they would be good monitors for like rock/metal music
You can do that! You just need something in between so that the levels are right. After that, the speaker doesn't care if the signal is coming from your PC or TV. You could go TV > small mixer (I would recommend a Yamaha MG06) > Krk Rokit (or any other studio monitor speaker), hope that helps!
My 'awesome' Rokit speakers have the dumbest set of smart controls I ever encountered. The volume has to be uncomfortably loud or they keep switching off.
It feels odd hearing him refer to this pixilated ass screen as 2020 technology. Sure, this technology exist in 2020, but referring to a screen that's as pixelated as a T1 94 calculator as "2020 technology" seems like a colorful way to describe a screen that likely represents 1980's technology. Nevertheless, this was a great review and video.
Good speakers but the worst feature is the auto shut off. It turns off when there is no signal. You have to blast your signal or volume to wake it up LOL Low volumes will make it shut down. Worst speaker of all time.
Edward Smith I thought so. I live in Pretoria East. You have a nice following for a local lad. Well done! Perhaps you can give me advice on who the best guys are to upgrade my desktop for music production?
Edward, KRK Rokit is NOT good as you're saying in your video. I bought mine Rokit 8 and I've only used more than 16 hours. One speaker's already dead. Then on my Rokit G2, I've only used more than 18 hours in the last 10 years; my right speaker just lost 95% on the volume. The best speakers is YAMAHA. I've been using my Yamaha for hours and hours and hours in the last 13 years. They'll still working. I'm just so pissed with KRK. I will NEVER buy anything from KRK. They're just piece of junk speakers. Edward, again....KRK Rokit is NOT good to mix on "rock" and "Metal" music. IT IS NOT ACURATE!!!! If you guys do POP, RAP, and R&B, you would never noticed anything. You'll probably think KRK is "Awesome." But what I found, KRK speakers are NOT clean on electric guitar sound. They are very filtered. I can't believe you're telling people that these speakers are great and yet you haven't even used them long enough. I'm not trying to be rude. I'm just telling the real TRUTH. KRK is worthless. Peace.
You are paid by Yamaha? They are overhyped and i really not that good, especially not for small bedroom producers with the rear bassport. I never had a problem with my RP8 G4.
After listening to pretty much all the monitors I would say the krks are the best in their price range.
What about the Yamaha HS8's?
What about the adams t7v?
@@snmprod8327 bass not clear enough
Yamaha is overhyped, i really dislike the sound and the bassports on the back are not a good choice for most bedroom producers@@snmprod8327
"Led screen is 2020 technology"
*Cries in gameboy color*
lol
The reason for using 8-inch speakers is in the bass. Kevlar's durability and reasonable price make it possible to choose KRK.
Wow!!! Congratulations for the new beautiful baby . Everything about the ROKIT8 is exquisite.
Thank you so much!!
Bro ! Congratulations for the new studio monitors! These monitors are like dream for me 😔. The video was 🔥🔥🔥
For real
Thank you so much for watching!! 🙏🏼
@@EdwardSmithMusic you're welcome
Same here my dream too!!
hello, the KRK R8 are good but there is a big problem: a constant hissing noise even when the XLR cables are not connected. It's really annoying and incomprehensible. There is nothing you can do, no device can take away this breath. You can reduce the db a bit to -10db but that doesn't fix a problem. It's in the low-end design and components. I was fooled, few people talk about this problem.
Beautiful monitors and great review! I need to finally update mine and pick these up!
Awesome!! Thanks for watching!! Your channel is bomb!! It would be dope if we could Collab somehow? If you can help me get to 100K subs, I'll send you free gear!!
@@EdwardSmithMusic You'll get there man, don't worry!
Howzit Boet!! just ordered a pair.
Lekker tjom 💪🏻
How to know if something is quality: well, how heavy is it?
You can put a brick in.
Wow! Amazing video! Amazing man! ❤️
You are amazing!!! 😘🙏🏼
I am pissed off when I bought a pair of KRK R8 G4 after seeing your review and other reviews because right out of the boxes, they make a loud hissing noise even with no audio cable plugged in! I hear it clearly even from a 4 ft distance. I wish I knew it before buying them.
gonna buy them soon and i cant wait
Awesome!!!!
TH-camrs will tell you every time they change monitors that they are fantastic... it is fantastic every few months lol
Am planning on getting one myself
Great 💪🏼
you mean two☠
@@ddxsgawd got me there 🤣🤣
A pair
The colors of the diffusers are also different like mine))
Awesome monitors 🔥
They are amazing! 🙌🏼
amazing content, can you do a video of your home studio set up?
I have... here is a link - th-cam.com/video/Fo4pGfHijME/w-d-xo.html
Well bro,,
love frm India once again😄❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Thank you for watching!! 🙏🏼
@@EdwardSmithMusic Wlcm bro much love 2 u ❤️
Listen to this video with subtitles on! KRK = Carrot Cake 🤣
Haha 😂
I might want to buy these
Just bought these. Didn’t realize they were 300 each. 😂
They are pretty pricey haha!
Guess I'll be mixing in mono for a while.
Thanks for the Video. I Like it.
Thanks!!
YOU ARE AWESOME !!!
Edward i Hop for Many Good Videos. I WISH YOU THAT.
hello, the KRK R8 are good but there is a big problem: a constant hissing noise even when the XLR cables are not connected. It's really annoying and incomprehensible. There is nothing you can do, no device can take away this breath. You can reduce the db a bit to -10db but that doesn't fix a problem. It's in the low-end design and components. I was fooled, few people talk about this problem.
a power filter like Furman Merit M-10x E will remove that cause the monitors are sensitive so you need to have a power conditioner with a power filter to achieve optimal conditions without any noises
Speaker review.. and say nothing about how they sound?
nice video!!
Thank you for watching!
I’m aware that studio monitors are not recommended for DJing or for a party. But for a backyard party with 30 people, do you think that they will get the job done. Actually I have de g4, 10 inche. 300 watts.
Yeah, I think they will get the job done!
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks! I’ll let you know how did they work.
I really like the way they sound, but they doesn't seem to have flat frequency response, what would you recommend? I make music in styles like pop, rock (not to heavy) light electronic music, instrumentals for audio stocks. And I just can't decide what's better for me - to have monitors with flat frequency response, or with the sound that I like, sound that inspires me
Go for the Yamahas HS8s. They have an awesome frequency response thats nice and flat 👌🏼
@@EdwardSmithMusic What's the distance from the wall they need? In manual they say, that it's 1.5 meters. It's just impossible, for me and for many others
@@EdwardSmithMusic i love the yamaha hs serie and thats how i learnt to mix and master more than 15 years ago, but they are far from flat my friend, better than KRK though but not flat at all
Go for the adams T7V and thank me later
nice video dude. I have had my mind set on the Yamaha hs8 for ages and now last minute the Krk r8 g4 has arrived and thrown me off. would love to yours and others thoughts between the two. I do mix the occasional album, maybe one a year but rest of time is production side, writting/recording.
I’m doing a comparison between the HS8s and the KRKs soon! 💪🏼
Get the Kali audio is my recommendation. Similar price range, but they are a step above the competition.
Edward Smith waiting for this one
I think the G4s destroy the kalis and are better than the hs series. Just my opinion though.
@@sergeysmelnik Haven't heard the 4th generation, so can't really speak about those, but if it is anything like the G3 (which I own), and generally how KRK RP's sound, I would personally go with Kali. Only when I got the Kali's I realized just how muddy KRK's are, and how wider and deeper the sound is on Kali, literally heard details, both in my mixes and just listening to music, that I never heard before.
I see KRK made some decent improvements in G4, so they might as well be really good, I'll have to hear for my self.
What stands are those?
Besides size, how are these different from the krk rokit 5 g4s?
They have more low end, so you are going to hear a lot more detail in areas 5" monitors won't give you.
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks for replying. Is the rokit 5 g4 still good with detail, mixing, making beats, and overall music production?
Which better ?
Cr5-x or Rokit7 ? And why
Thanks
Rokit 7 are better. The bigger cone is always better 💪🏼
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks
What’s the bass like on these? I’m looking for a pair of monitors to practice dj sets and do some light music producing. EDM, hip hop, and some old school stuff.
The bass is great! You can also increase the low end on the EQ to have even more bass!!
Edward Smith Awesome thanks for getting back to me and replying. You earned a new sub!
Thank you for the sub!! 🙏🏼
Thank you for the sub!! 🙏🏼
@YRN BORNSTAR Hello YRN, I bought the 7 inch KRK G4’s. I love them they are perfect for what i do. These can get really loud if you want them too. They sound good to me, vocals are clear.
can play it with dj or just with computers, laptop ?
Thank You
I'm looking for my first pair of monitors and I can't decide between the KRK 5 G4s and the 7 G4. The room is around 11m2 (118ft2) with a 3m ceiling height. I mainly make rap/trap/rnb and similar stuff so I want the speakers to really smack, and idk if the 5 can do it. Some people told me that the 7 is too much for 11m2, but I see mixed opinions online. I'm new to this so I could really use some help. Thanks.
For good ballancing with average ears...Yamaha.
overhyped @@monaxp606
Are these suited for small house parties as well?
Yes, they’re ideal. I did a house party with a pair and they’re more than loud enough. Not to mention the sound quality is superb.
kuddos kiddo.
Yamaha HS8 or KRK Rokit 8 G4?
You often say Yamaha is better than KRK. How KRK is best then??
I would go for the Yamaha HS8s 👌🏻
@@EdwardSmithMusic Thanks.. 🙂
Congratulations Bro on 9k, still waiting for beydyamic 770
Thank you!! 🙏🏼
What keyboard size is that?
Are they good for metal guitar amp sims?
Should I get a sub with a pair of these? I was think the krk 10’ sub but is it needed?
A subwoofer isn’t needed if you get 8” Studio Monitors 👌🏼
@@EdwardSmithMusic Not true you always need a sub..if you look at the specs of your speakers you will understand that no matter what you think about it, you are definitely missing frequencies. In particular, those which are under 35hz. What is interesting to understand is that the subwoofer, being adjustable, allows you to find frequencies that your main speakers are struggling to reproduce. For example ... Let's say your speakers go down to 38hz, to -6db. Therefore, you should understand that this is the limit offered by your speakers. It’s a "flaw", nothing less! So if your subwoofer is adjusted to fully restore dB at frequencies below those possible with your speakers, you get a fuller sound, and more faithful to the recording. But beware! Adjusting a subwoofer is a very delicate technique requiring a VERY developed ear. Question: What is YOUR reason for not using a subwoofer in your stereo listening?
@Dan Survivor wow besides that you have a big ego and that you have no experience as a sound engineer ... you should go get an education .. Really you don't know what you are talking about ..... Once again your lack of respect is very common among people of your generation
Try to avoid a sub at all costs if you can. Buy the biggest monitors you can in this case the rp8s or even the rp10-3. There is also the choice of V8 S4s which are tuned to play lower than the rp8s. The problem with having a sub is most people only get a single one and never set them up right. Even with auto calibration it can be close to impossible to get a sub to blend with speakers due to all the phasing and standing wave issues. If you can tell theres a sub playing then its setup bad. And by the time you spend money on a pair of subs you could have just bought bigger better monitors.
I don't agree with you it's been 15 years that I am a sound engineer. And I had no problem with a sub .. when we know how to use it well, there is no problem ... in addition the large professional studio uses it .... because they know all the potential and the beneficial of the sub. But for that you need a quality sub. example ADAM AUDIO ..Avoid those which are made in China
Can i use this for just listening music/TH-cam? I am not a producer
Yes you can. You might want to get an audio interface as well then.
@@EdwardSmithMusic thanks for your answer, may i ask why that is useful? some additional information; I now have trust game speakers. but I mainly listen to music with it, so I wanted an upgrade..
Ok marketing video... would you buy them? Are they your new defaults? (I still saw your Yamahas plugged in on your desk at the end)... sound comparison between others?
To be honest. I wouldn't mind having wither as my defaults, the look of the Yamaha's just suit my setup better. I would definitely buy them if I didn't have monitors already cause they really sound good! And a sound comparison won't be very accurate unless you do the listening in person.
are they worth to use as a dj on a terrace?
Good review, what's the latency for the DSP?
Commonly asked question but it never gets an answer. That's the one thing that's preventing me buying these.
do you think these are beter for a combo of home listening /production than the adam audio t8v?
No... I would rather go for the t8v by Adam Audio 👌🏼
Would you consider the jbl mk2 8" at all or is t8v they way to go? I need enough sound for a open basement not just a small room and dont want to get out of this price range
@@EdwardSmithMusic very interesting Edward. Would be awesome if you could explain why? Thank u
Yamaha HS8 or Rokit 8 g4?
How cool can be a screen that you don't have access and listen at the same time?
it is actually there to set once and for all at a given position at the first set up
@@manosprotonotarios5187..but you need two person to do it. A tiny one to fit between the speaker and the wall/desk (because not everyone has a home studio with 2 meters free space behind the monitors, and also these monitors are designed to use the wall for bass reflection, so a person behind them logically effects the bass level), and the one who checks the sound. Right?
here is an idea: usb controlled eq or a cabled controller that will allow the user to adjust from the listening position... or an automatic callibrator.
@@markellos.plakitsis you are supposed to do a sound test - also using the krk app - at one setting. Then you set it differently, and do another test. In the end the app sets it properly for the placement and room you have. If you need to change eq settings for different songs etc, you do that at the source of the sound. The speaker eq is supposed to make the speakers flat for a specific placement and room. I understand what you mean, i would prefer to set more bass when listening for pleasure, and less when producing music. But the eq is supposed to serve one purpose.
Did you notice any hiss sound from these when powered in sitting idle?
Curious if they are better than the Adam A77X’s that I have now. Just for dj’ing.
I wouldn't say so. Adam Audio studio monitors are much better than KRK overall.
@@EdwardSmithMusic ok, Thanks!
Is there any hiss when no signal is being fed into the speakers, with the volume set to a high setting?
No not really.
@@EdwardSmithMusic It seems you are implying that there is some noise, but, perhaps, not significant....
Is these monitors good for making beats and mixing in mastering for vocals as well
Hi, I am after some advice here i possible please.
I have just bought 2 RP8 G4s to replace my RP5 G3s
However my new RP8s produce less bass that the RP5s!
The speakers are fine, not faulty, because if I plug them into my laptop in another room the bass is superb, so its the room.
My question is, can the room be treated so the bass is felt, however the room is only about say 3 meters by 2 meters.
Or is it just impossible for these speakers to perform in a room that size even if treated.
Cheers Gaz
would u recommend these if I could get 2 monitors for $500?
I just bought a pair at guitar center for 400$. Used.
What is the song at 5.50 ???, I cant't find it pls.
Hi, great video, i have a question, what is the difference with krk V8S4? I produce various music genres EDM, Techno, piano music, ecc and I’m looking for monitors suitable for this purpose!! Thanks for your answer 👍🏻
Whatsup Edward quick question ... As a South African can I order items in Amazon during this time of covid ? Like is there delivery
HELLO, can these speakers play in stereo sounds ?
Stereo means coming from 2 sources (left and right).
The answer is yes. As long as you have a pair and your DAW or whatever system you're using to control the sound is set to stereo output.
So which one should I buy ? Yamaha hs8 or krk rokit 8 g4 ? I make bass house , melodic dubstep and many other genres ! So which one is good for me ?
They are both really good. If you want a little more bass, go for the KRKs... but if you want a clean flat frequency response, go for the Yamaha HS8s. You can use links in the description for the best Amazon prices 👌🏼
Does this come with 2 or do you have to buy 2 separately??
Pair
Hi, what about the hissing noise coming from the tweeter, did it not bother you?
Nope!
youtube recommends me your HS8 review video, but after 5 minute scrolling youtube,they recommend me this video, uuugh its hurt :D :D *which one better after upgrade? HS8 or KRK 8G4?...
Oh haha that's funny! I am more of a Yamaha fan, but the KRKs are great!!
@@EdwardSmithMusic can you describe why? Which improvements do you find on the Yamahas over th KRKs?
@@krischanrudolph6005 If you can try to go to a local guitar center and test them out in all the sizes. They are very different sounding monitors. The overall sound signature of the krks is a bit warmer. The main thing you should figure out and what will affect the sound the most is the tweeter material. The yamahas use an aluminum tweeter while the krks use kevlar. The krks will give less fatigue if youre sensitive to high end. Both measure very flat.
Edward, why krk's dont have those ribs at the back?
My landlord will kick me out if I buy those babies...nice monitors though.
You and me both!
how about the noisefloor? a recording of the noisefloor would be great :)
I'll see what I can do next time...
@@EdwardSmithMusic Thank you, that would be nice, especially for nearfield monitors 8" the noisefloor sometimes is annoying. keep on making great videos and all the best to ya!
I will love someone to send me monitors all now i still useing m audios
A lot of people say KRK suck for mixing but I really want to get some rokit 8s someone help me out if they would be good monitors for like rock/metal music
Lol I just got em and like damn these the biggest monitors I ever owned did I go toooo big??? Lol
so they do require a subwoofer in the entire setup right? No bass no joy
These are big enough to not require an additional subwoofer
@@EdwardSmithMusic so I bought these :D how on earth does one remove white noise? :D
Ano po sukat ng box thanks
Bought rp5s. Is it normal that the bass/lows are nearly total cutten away?! Or is something maybe defect
Similar shit, got my 8´s G4 recently and there is basically no bass at all.. Going to send them to get repaired as they must be defect in some way
@@internetcafe66 I’m literally having this issue now! Did you get a fix for it? Contemplating swapping for the hs8
Krk rokit 8 or Adam t5v?
KRK Rokit 8 for sure! You might have to get an additional subwoofer with the Adam T5V, but with the KRK's, that is not needed.
@@EdwardSmithMusic thnx for suggestion.
You can also check out Adam t7v or Yamaha hs-8
Can I connect these to my TV? :D
I've actually tired to do that, but it doesn't really work that well.
@@EdwardSmithMusic Yea I can imagine it not. But cool monitor nonetheless
You can do that! You just need something in between so that the levels are right. After that, the speaker doesn't care if the signal is coming from your PC or TV. You could go TV > small mixer (I would recommend a Yamaha MG06) > Krk Rokit (or any other studio monitor speaker), hope that helps!
Remember when I asked you about the krk VS Yamaha😂
Have u changed ur opinion now?
They are both exceptional. You can’t go wrong with either. (Btw, these KRKs where sent to me, I didn’t buy them) 🙈
@@EdwardSmithMusic I've won them in a contest and am a very happy KRK 8 G4 owner since Mid-June of this year. They sound really great.
Good old SA accent😂
My 'awesome' Rokit speakers have the dumbest set of smart controls I ever encountered. The volume has to be uncomfortably loud or they keep switching off.
Is the price for pair or one piece
I was wondering the same thing
I would buy but broke
ayyyy 34th commenter and 334th viewer abd 40th liker ! love from nepal !
Thanks for watching!! 🙏🏼
what if i buy only 1
What's the difference between g4 and g3 ?
Final verdict is missing :((
How much bass produces
Is it good for keyboards playings
Is it good for room
I love bass
Is it comes with powerfull bass?
Reply me please
I wonder which one is better Yamaha HS5 vs Kali Audio LP-6? Which one?
Doing a comparison soon!!
I don't like being called Eddy Baby.
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What about sir Edward Ross, or Ted. I’m sorry I don’t think I called him Eddy baby. Brilliantly funny sketch
It feels odd hearing him refer to this pixilated ass screen as 2020 technology. Sure, this technology exist in 2020, but referring to a screen that's as pixelated as a T1 94 calculator as "2020 technology" seems like a colorful way to describe a screen that likely represents 1980's technology. Nevertheless, this was a great review and video.
Good speakers but the worst feature is the auto shut off. It turns off when there is no signal. You have to blast your signal or volume to wake it up LOL Low volumes will make it shut down. Worst speaker of all time.
I actually realized that... that's probably why I still prefer my Yamaha HS8s HAHA!
No cables in the box???????
Only the power cable.
big monitors without bass
Kinda 😂
How about bass
I love bass
Is it comes with powerful bass
Reply me dude
Can you give these to me please iam music producer and cant afford them i only have laptop?
Your accent, where are you from?
I am from South Africa 🇿🇦
Edward Smith I thought so. I live in Pretoria East. You have a nice following for a local lad. Well done! Perhaps you can give me advice on who the best guys are to upgrade my desktop for music production?
Eww, your expensive monitor sounds exactly like the broken headphone I'm using right now.
Haha!!
Awful midrange, low end is too much and they lack of detail.... Just suck
What is the point to make recording to a shitty mic ?
paid video lol
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Too much Marketing less quality... Yamaha are the best ;)
Couldn't agree more!
For production for sure.. but for DJ's KRK rocks man 😁🥳
Lol they do seem cool but rokit is some. Of the worse build quality ever
hahahaha....And you came to this conclusion because................?
@@halcyondaystunes just look for rokit repair videos on TH-cam. Treat yourself to some quality speakers like pmc or psi 😊
Edward, KRK Rokit is NOT good as you're saying in your video. I bought mine Rokit 8 and I've only used more than 16 hours. One speaker's already dead. Then on my Rokit G2, I've only used more than 18 hours in the last 10 years; my right speaker just lost 95% on the volume. The best speakers is YAMAHA. I've been using my Yamaha for hours and hours and hours in the last 13 years. They'll still working. I'm just so pissed with KRK. I will NEVER buy anything from KRK. They're just piece of junk speakers.
Edward, again....KRK Rokit is NOT good to mix on "rock" and "Metal" music. IT IS NOT ACURATE!!!! If you guys do POP, RAP, and R&B, you would never noticed anything. You'll probably think KRK is "Awesome." But what I found, KRK speakers are NOT clean on electric guitar sound. They are very filtered. I can't believe you're telling people that these speakers are great and yet you haven't even used them long enough. I'm not trying to be rude. I'm just telling the real TRUTH. KRK is worthless. Peace.
You are paid by Yamaha? They are overhyped and i really not that good, especially not for small bedroom producers with the rear bassport. I never had a problem with my RP8 G4.