Adam Audio T7V Review | The BEST Low Cost Studio Monitor
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- The Adam Audio T7V's are by far the best studio monitor I've ever had. I've personally tried the Focal Alpha 65's and the Rokit KRK 5's. It was a close call between this speaker and the Yamaha HS7 speaker and to be honest, I am absolutely thrilled with my choice. Take it from me... if you're on a low budget, get these speakers. You won't regret it. They are beautiful!
Adam Audio T7V Monitors geni.us/SI2N2hc
Sonarworks SoundID Reference for Speakers & Headphones with Measurement Microphone geni.us/CiCEHT9
50 Pack Acoustic Panels
geni.us/EZS80Yk
Like, comment & Subscribe!
My Website ► beckysaif.com
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Learn From Me! 😊
► Free E-Book ‘10 Steps To Making Music Faster’ : beckysaif.com/...
► My Artist, DJ & Production Courses : beckysaif.com/...
► 1-2-1 Lessons : beckysaif.com/...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Other ways you can support me ✨ ❤️
► Patreon / beckysaif
► PayPal www.paypal.me/...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
THE GEAR I USE 📷
kit.co/beckysaif
WHAT I READ (MY BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS) 📖
kit.co/beckysaif
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GET MY TOP PLUGINS!!!
► Trash 2 bit.ly/3rIpKm4
► Soundtoys Bundle bit.ly/3evHfT6
► FabFilter Bundle bit.ly/30yyWNU
► Addictive Drums bit.ly/3bEHglL
► Phase Plant bit.ly/3bI5QSZ
TRY LOOPCLOUD FOR FREE!!! ►bit.ly/3xwNqg1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOLLOW ME ON ► Twitch / beckysaif
JOIN MY ► Discord / discord
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FOLLOW BECKY SAIF
► My Website www.beckysaif.com
► Instagram / beckysaifmusic
► Spotify spoti.fi/3vx3Xik
► Patreon / beckysaif
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Please spare a moment to like, comment and subscribe to the channel. It helps boost the algorithm so that my channel can grow. 🙏
Great review, I went from the HS7's to the A7X's and noticed a big difference in sound and overall built quality. The most important feautures on these speakers is how great they sound at low volumes and the X-ART tweeter which helps with listenning fatique after long hours of producing. I would reccommend Adam audio but I would treat my room before upgrading as mentioned in this video.
Lovely to hear your experience. Thanks so much for sharing. Glad you are happy with your purchase. Sound treatment absolutely is a must, otherwise the speakers are practically wasted.
@@BeckySaifMusic how come you didnt get the T8V lovly
I have these lovely ADAM Audio T7V too. They’re really excellent and there isn’t any competition in its price range. Great review. I’ve subscribed.
There really isn't! I'm so pleased with mine. Thank you for your comment and for the subscription 😊
@@BeckySaifMusic Agree! I’m also very happy with my ADAM T7V’s. No problem. You have a great channel. 😊
@@emiel333 Thank you :)
@@BeckySaifMusic 😊
39Hz is really impressive!
Never had use for proper studio monitors, so didn't realise they covered so much of the spectrum (Obvious when you think about it though 🤦♂️). Just checked my speakers: 64Hz - 30kHz with a subwoofer picking up 34Hz - 150Hz.
Nice! That sounds like a perfect match you have there with the sub. 😁
I've had a lot of thought on these and the hs7 as well. I went with the hs8 in the end. No regrets so far!
Yeah I definitely think it's a close call for sure. Not hear many complain about either model to be honest. You got yourself a mighty powerful speaker!
Yow wth😂😂😂😂 its like " I was thinking of eating some tacos or pizza , but ended up drinking water"😂😂😂 anyways , amazing purchase
These are awesome! I have them as smaller nearfields next to my ATCs. I transitioned from Rokits to these for nearfields, and they are so very nice. The fatigue is gone, the overhyped low end and general image is gone, it’s fantastic!
My only gripe is that I find the midrange to be a little masked at times.
Lovely review, keep it up! :)
I transitioned from Focals and Rokits too! I love the low/high switch on the back for extra control on the lows and highs. Great minds!
Try the same mix with the Rokits, the Yamaha and the Adams and compare the results at your car or another source and you will note the difference without a doubt why the adams are the ones to go for when it comes to mixing, and thats actually what they are made for!
nice review) thank you! I love the artistic way you introduce it) I bought Adam T7V finally. First, I bought T5V, then decided that is not enough of low frequency, so I replaced T5V for T7V
I'm just about to invest in my first pair of studio monitors - thanks a ton for this video! I'm looking into the T8V and some similar options from KRK and Kali and a couple other companies. So many different options! Great video!
I hope you managed to find the right speaker!
Best review with great explaination on the frequencies. Just pulled the trigger on the T7V badboys with the supah special tweaters. Can't wait to hook them up and turn them on. Thanks Becky.
I'm a cool Jamaican man, and I like your vybe and presentation. One love🥳🎸
Awesome! Love to have a cool Jamacian man here. 🤘
Great review ⚘️👏🏽
Since purchasing the ADAM AUDIO T8V speakers, I haven't looked back. The speakers are truly one of a kind. You can hear every crisp detail even whilst listening at a low volume. ADAM AUDIO done us proud, and the price range is fantastic and affordable, especially for those who are on a tight budget too. It's a joy producing music on these beauties. Once again, great review🎶🎶🫠 👌🏼
Your reviews are some of the most interesting and appealing. you present them very artistically, as if you were a good actress. 😊
Great review! With regards to the power being on the back, just plug them both into their own separate power strip and use that as your power button. That's what I do!
That's exactly what I do. I have everything running on it's own power lines. One for music production, one for streaming and one for background lighting in the room. Makes everything so much easier.
I also use a wireless standby plugs, which they have their own tiny white remote, cant be easier! And anyhow its always good exercise to lift your ass of the chair and check something! sitting for long isn't good.....and if u were not sitting still good to inspect the back of the speakers, could be a spider lurking at the back.....
@@westwing8615 hahahaha I literally just sat here picturing a spider at the back of my speaker.
This review is great, thank you. You cover everything people want to know. I'm looking at upgrading from the Event TR6 and this was really helpful. Have another subscriber on the house.
After listening to a bunch of speakers in person I was torn between the Adam T5V and the Focal Alpha 50 EVOs for my small at home edit suite. I was drawn to the Focals because of their front facing base port (speakers will be somewhat close to the wall) but decided to order the Adams today because quality was close enough and the price point was hard to beat... I'm hoping this video validated my decision!
I actually traded my Focals for the Adams and have zero regrets. My listening experience has produced far better results since I started using these speakers. A well treated room is also important. Hope it's working out for you. 😊
I preferred the 5's over the 7's. Good choice. ;-)
Speakers are a personal preference issue. They are all voiced differently so I always recommend trying out as many as possible because you will know very quickly which model and maker hits home for you. Having said that one could return the item if you are not happy with it.
I’ve got the F5s. Don’t go down that low but pair them with a subby and great set up. Great sound.
Good to know!
This is not only the best, but by FAR the best video about those speakers, yes I already decided to buy them, they are def. epic and look perfect, i know looks arent sound, but for me they are a bit bec with looks u think and feel your getting better sound, btw im not mixing anything, buying them just for music. And last you forgot to link were to buy bass traps lol....i never knew such thing existed until u mentioned it....
I got my bass corner treatment from Gik Accoustics, UK brand in the north. They custom make and deliver to your door. Thank you so much for your comment. Really appreciate the feedback as I'm working to grow the channel. I agree, these speakers are great. Without a doubt the best speakers I've owned in this price range.
@@BeckySaifMusic Thanks to u now i know what Bass trap mean! Today i had the electrician at work, who is a semi-professional bass player, he saw my note on the table that says, 'BASS Trap', lol, he asked me whats bass trap!!! So i had to explain hahaha and i only knew that since i saw ur video probably last week it was......
i have these and they are wonderful. one thing that i learned is that nearfield monitors are not always great for listening at a distance. when i have folks over to the studio to record, monitoring at the mixing desk sounds great, but folks sitting in the couch aren’t hearing what i’m hearing. i decided to pair these with a matched subwoofer, and consequently the setup is great for both nearfield critical monitoring, and also casual listening with plenty of bass at a distance.
Thanks for sharing
I went from krk rockits to these, at first I was like these T7Z sound really thin but few years down the line, they are indeed awesome speakers. The stereo imagine on them is lush, due to my living I cant really turn them up that much but it turns out that's a plus as well, they are great at low volumes as well. between these and my akg k702 headphones I get a pretty good idea of the mix. I would say they do lack bass but once you get used to them you can gauge that well with headphones as well.
The low level listening!! I hadn't even thought of that. I listen at really low levels and it totally works for me. I haven't had that with any other speaker, where I can just listen at a low volume. I love the bass on these speakers and can really feel it on them!
Haha, you have a cool attitude and had me laughing at times. Great video, I eventually went to pick up some Adams to replace my JBLs. Keep up the good work!
Aww thanks haha! It's definitely coming out more and more as I get over my illness. 😁 so happy to hear you got yourself some Adams too!
@@BeckySaifMusic Whoops, typo. I meant want* haha. Glad you are better.
Amazing sound, tight low end, love them, upgraded to the T8Vs recently
I MAY try these from Adam Audio at some point, but not without installing some acoustic panels on the walls of my Living Room behind them. I have just gone for now with some monitors from Trumix (their AR5’s) that have a Front-facing Bass Port and thats why I went with those over the ones from Adam Audio.
I have found my Trumix monitors to be quite clear enough in the higher registers because the Tweeters are made of a Silk-type of material, while the Woofers are made from Fiberglass. I also use some foam pads between the speaker & stand (as you should for de-coupling of some kind at least). My living-room already has enough Acoustical Treatment in the form of soft-furnishing, from some thick curtains, carpet with underlay and soft sofas.
These are my 1st proper monitors and the difference has huge!! Thanks for the video!
Fantastic review. I have these; they're great monitors. Thank you!!!
Yeah I love mine!
I have a set of these with the extended sub and they are amazing value speakers, you just cant get better at this price point.
Got these babies after my Neumann 120 KH went to repair…and they actually sound better than the Neumann’s! Much better transient detail, and better defenition overall! And almost 2000 euros cheaper per pair!!! Only advice is extra sub
I am so torn between the Adam's, Yamaha's and Kali's.... this isn't making it easier! lol Thanks for the great review and feedback Becky!
You're very welcome. What did you end up getting?
@@BeckySaifMusic Well, thanks Becky! You really helped me make my choice... I went with the Adam's! But I went full upgrade! Sold off some gear I was not using and got the A7V's. I just picked them up a few minutes ago! Thank you for the help and great review on these T7V's!
I listened all of them but i choosed Eve Audio..Better than Focal Shape,Adam,and for me better than lovely Dynaudio bm6 mk3 (i used it 7 years)..Just listen Eve Audio,u wil fall in love with them..I promise..
A typical dome piston tweeter has a ratio of 1:1 for watts to volume where as the Adam ribbon tweeter has a 4:1 ratio meaning it can shift a lot more air. This is because the surface area of the tweeters fold is much bigger. I used to crank the tweeters right up on my AX7s because they sound so gorgeous and silky smooth. My ears got so used to these tweeters that when I tried the more conventional dome piston types they sounded hissy and almost crude by comparison. Just to add Adam also make ribbon tweeters going up to 50KHZ which a dramatic improvement.
Nice! Thanks for sharing :)
Great that you made this video today, i ordered the T5V yesterday, now after your video I am thinking about cancelling on T5V and ordering the T7V, the difference in z price is 55 Euros, do you think it worth it?
I mainly got the T7V's for the additional power. The T5V's have a greater midrange performance from what I read when I did my research and I was looking for that extra power in my low end. When I owned my Focal Alpha 65s, I felt for a long time that I needed a sub to help me hear and feel the lower frequencies. So I wanted to avoid having that all over again. I have no regrets with the T7V's. My friend also owns the T5V's and he is happy with his purchase. He has a very small room though and a lot of awkward walls, so that extra power wasn't needed. It absolutely depends on the size of your room and whether you want that bit of extra power out of your speaker. I've enjoyed listening on both the T7V's and the T5V's. It's a tough call for sure but if your room is a medium - large size, go for the T7V's.
I agree with Becky on this. The midrange on the 5's is why I chose them over the 7s. The 7s did sound good, but I got along with the Tv5's just a little better.
Hi, I just watched your review. You mentioned that you are a producer of bass music in the video. So do you find the bass response of the T7Vs adequate for that genre? Are you using these monitors with a sub-woofer or without one? I am considering a purchase of these speakers.
I own these too, and I'd say yes, bass is specifically what they are good at. (I produce mostly drum & bass and techno)
@@rickyspanish4792 thanks for the info.
@@dessiplaer you're welcome! one more thing to note that might be important for you; I basically never do anything below, say, 50Hz myself, but if you want to; I feel these speakers have a (quite steep) falloff below 40-45Hz, so in case you want to do stuff at 40Hz or lower, that's where the addition of a subwoofer might come in handy.
@@rickyspanish4792 Thanks again!
I loved how you presented them , and that's why I watched every second of this video ! And I assure you that I will buy them just because of you Miss Becky Saif ! Peace my fair lady !
Horray! Love to hear that. Thank you so much for the kind words. Hope you're enjoying your speakers. 😊
well, my girffriend (i guess my ex from now - and it hurts - sorry for the personal statement) she took under my absence my 15 year old perfectly warmed Adam F7 :(
I need to have new ones quickly - because I have a lot of realization work.
I was focussed on the “cult” krk VXT but after seeing this viedo - I will buy ADAMS again !
Thanks!
For the money, they are great monitors. I know they are near field monitors, but once you boost bass freq +2dB you can listen to the music and feel great pleasure. That's what I felt when I connected them to my DAC and computer. I just loved them! The stereo sound, scene, hi/mid/low frequencies - they are really fine. Maybe it shouldn't be compared this way, but I even found them sounding better than standalone stereo systems costing 3 times more. One thing is a kind of white noise which is noticeable when no music is playing.
I love them for listening to music too. They are just a great all round speaker and by far the best in this price range. I didn't notice the noise on mine. Maybe you have some interference on your signal pathway? Cables, interface? With my focals I had the low level noise that was constant but not with these speakers. 🤔
@@BeckySaifMusic The noise is not dependent on the signal source. It does it matter what the source is, if it's on or off, connected or disconnected, there is noise when I put my ear near to the speakers. Anyway, I don't find it as a big issue. Now I'm just thinking of buying a next pair (or T8V) to my living room and connect it to my RPI based DAC with Volumio installed.
@@godojoshi1550the hiss is from the cheap class d amps mate. They all have a hiss which is audible if you've got your ear right next to the tweeter
You won't be able to hear the hiss from your listening position though
@@malikanayr7614 yeah, the noise does not bother me. I still love these monitors. I even thought to buy another pair and connect them to sth like yamaha wxc50 to get a little sound system just to play streamed music in background in my living room
Hi Becky, great review. I have a pair of Edifier MR4's for a dj controller and although great little speakers for the price i want to go up a few levels. Would these be worthwhile investment for bedroom dj'ing? Also do they sell these in white. Regards.
Very knowledgeable review, well done and you touched on why they are great for the money. They are designed to be accurate not hyped.
what do you think about buying these as my at home listening speakers? Is that silly?
I think nearfields like this are mostly good for listening in a specific position, where normal speakers are probably best if you move around in your room more. Something to keep in mind. If you sit in the same position most of the time and you have your speakers positioned well relative to that position, I don't see a problem :)
The lack of notches on the volume controls is a massive issue for me. Unless there’s some simple trick i am missing for balancing the volumes on both channels. On another note which audio interface do you think goes with these speakers. Super video, thanks.
I'm looking at the HS5, the 7 won't fit where I want but the 5's will.
I don’t buy that upper frequency argument, Bower & Wilkins use it to sell their diamond tweeters, but I cannot see the argument.
Frequency response is one graph to look at, but another is inter-modulation distortion and total harmonic distortion.
If you can get these good you shouldn't need response above 20khz.
The distortions are the reason you can't just EQ a spike out, as the response will lower but the distortion remains, so you just have a quiter distorted section of the response curve.
I have these speakers and I'm very happy with them.
Me too 😁
Amazing review 🤌
Aww thanks!
Yeah i like Adam. Bout to buy the 2nd pair of T8Vs ... for my surround system...
Nice! You musy have a nice space to house those badboys
@@BeckySaifMusic Replacing old pair of passive towers so they are actually smaller / on stands more elegant lol.
@@GregorMima nice!
Excellent review and subbed!. I am not a professional or music creator but I am thinking of opting for the smaller T5V for my computer desk to simply enjoy lossless audio, watching videos and gaming. I was thinking about the T7V but I live in a small apartment and as I understand it the T5V is meant to be a more enjoyable speaker for overall listening.. and the T7V is meant to better for mixing /production and for those that have larger rooms that require more volume and bass? Does anyone have any experience with both models?
The volume 0db hard stop would have been nice like the Yamaha HS series and I personally prefer the LED on the back or atleast some way of turning it off if it was on the front. Can these speakers be left on all the time or should you install an in-line power switch?
Was also thinking about getting the Genelec G One B's but thought the bottom end would be better on the T5V and a more enjoyable speaker.
Thank you so much for the sub. Great to have you here. I'd say go for the T5V's. They will be perfect for an at home speaker in a small room. I try to turn my speakers off when I leave the room but I know loads of people who just leave them on. Over a long period of time, the heat from being powered might degrade the components. Get the T5V's and try them out. I've found Genelecs don't have the same power but it's been a while since I listened to a pair.
Producing techno, future rave, mainstream songs... These or rokit rp7 g4 and why?? Please ❤️
I would go for these because ribbon tweeter. If the Adam are in their price range, it's a no brainer.
I own these and I feel anyone who doesn't like them is listening to crappy music or has no idea how to set them up. Hip hop and rap aren't worthy of these but play some Celine Dion or Whitney Houston or other great singers and you will be impressed with the ribbon tweeters for sure! I am a rocker and use them for guitar in the home studio and they are wonderful and accurate. I might even get the sub for drums and bass response.
I bet these with a Marantz CD6007, some OCC XLRs from Audio Sensibilty and some good speaker stands , you'd have all the hifi you need in a 1 br apartment or just any 10 foot x 12 foot room.
I'd say so as well!
Best speakers I've ever owned!
Yeah they're great! Glad you like them too.
Amazing work thank you very much 👍👍🙏
You're welcome 😊
The T5V is quite a bit tighter and punchier in the bass if you're working close to them.
Ta, great review.. I just had a monitor fail and I think this is the new option
i literally spent 10 minutes trying to find your music in order to figure out whether to trust your opinion or no, i couldn't find it.
there are tutorials and spotify account without music.
I thought thats just something you might wanna know about so you could make it easier for new listeners and grow faster.
Now that my health and living situation has improved, I'm back working on the music. The plan is to release in January. I have no doubt it will help. I just haven't been well enough to do more than I've been capable of.
Does it add anything to get an accompanying subwoofer?
Wow. You are a pistol! I had the distinct impression that you were on the verge of a burst of laughter at any moment - outtakes maybe?
I think I'd buy a teaspoon of water if you were selling it, teaspoon not included.
Okay, Becky, here's a thing: that reflected energy from the back of a speaker can actually be a good thing. It's called "bass reinforcement", and many bookshelf style speakers and monitors depend on corner or near wall placement for better performance. And the port isn't a bother as long as air can get to the port. Even an inch or two can work fine. And rear ports do two things: they can help hide port chuff (if there is any) as well as port resonances, and they avoid phase cancellations that occur with front ports when bass frequencies that overlap the woofer frequencies exit the port at a different time interval, and are thusly out of phase with the woofer. So rear ports and near wall placement ain't all bad.
But the rest of your review? Aces, I'd have to say. Definitely aces. Keep 'em comin'!
Thanks for your comment. I'd have to disagree with you here however. Take note that the model above this one, the A7X's have the bass ports on the front of the speaker for improved performance. Having the bass port on the back, close to the wall, will cause the bass to reflect and congest in corners, making it boomy, muddy and resonant. I'm not really sure what point your trying to make exactly because it seems odd to say that placing a woofer/port against a wall is fine.
How are they just for listening to and enjoying music rather than production?
good if you like details in music
I am hesitating between this T7V and Edifier S360DB, as my use aims mostly music listening and only occasional recording/mixing. From the specifications, frequency response, power, Edifier S360DB sounds to be better, and smaller satellites fit more on desk. The only thing I doubt is sound quality, as specs is just spec. Anyone has more opinion to share? Thanks!
my speakers didnt come with a manual, should i contact the maker or seller? thanks
yes, you should always have a manual
@@BeckySaifMusic right? ok ill reach both, maybe I can get 2 manuals, ill keep on by the bed and other by the loo. Safe advice, thanks m0ite!!
Great video!❤
are studio monitors for everyone at all levels? but i like headphones (TO)
I feel a combination of headphones and monitors is a good mix to have. Start within budget. These monitors are a great low cost speaker.
Had a choice between the a7x's and the focal alpha 80's and I found the Adams too harsh for my ears so went for the focals.
Absolutely have to go with what works for you. I would say the Alpha 80s have a lot of power in them too. I had the Alpha 65s and they just weren't right for me.
@@BeckySaifMusic for me it wasn't so much the power or even the extra low end on them that sold me, even the flat response. It was how well I could obscure things like reverb tails, depth perception things like that.
Damn, they're selling these here in the States at Sweetwater for 250 bucks.
Love Adams. I managed to get A7X, frigging awesome
Ohhh the envy! I hope one day. 🙏
Those things are freaking glorious! Nice. Fortunately, for the "can't spend $1600 crowd?" They've done pretty well with their budget line. ;-)
Thanks very helpful ☺️
How do you compare them to the HS7? THANKS
Unfortunately I can't compare as I've never owned a pair. A lot of my friends own Adam Audio though. Most of them own the A7X's. I would try them if you have the budget.
@@BeckySaifMusic Thanks Becky.
This video is so romantic. I can feel you're in love with them... Woof! :P
I will get a pair soon cause i also need that bass
Haha yes. My favourite speakers to date. One day I'll hopefully be owning the next model up but u til then, these speakers are fantastic and I've made my best music so far on them.
Absolutely great
😁
Is there enough bass for a 12 m2 room ?
I'm not sure how big a 12m square room is but generally a large bedroom size is ideal for this speaker. If the room was smaller, you could get the 5s
I can't understand the hype around the Adams. The midrange deficit is now well documented in numerous reviews and the low frequency is very muddy and detailed contoured in my opinion.
The Presonus R65, for example, do a much better job with a similar tweeter.
Bonjour, j'ai commandé sur AMAZON le presonus ERIS 5 XT, KRK 5 G4 et ADAM T5V.
Le ERIS a des aigus présent, des médiums timides et des basses encore plus présente et pas très propres je dirais.
Le KRK sonne réellement propre dans l'ensemble, je dirais peut être juste des médiums un peu colorés.
Le ADAM..les aiguë sont limpide, les mediums magnifique, et les basses propre et très profonde dans les très basses pour un 5 pouces.
I had the original Adam A7's...but was not thrilled with the stereo field(a bit too narrow for my taste,due to the sub-par waveguide. I actually like my Adam T5V's better(all the glorious bottom end & clarity of my old A7's,but with a wider sweet spot and less than half the price of my A7's! I'm really surprised that you even considered the Yamaha HS7's....I mean,just look at the spec-sheet of those damn things...a low end of only 43Hz and a high end of 30kHz?? Really? Are we supposed to buy into Yamaha's fudged HF numbers? It implies that the Yamaha's out-perform the Adams? Holy friggin' hell,what rubbish! Also....the HS-series are known for being overly bright in the mid-range....which begs the question...WHY are the Yamaha's so damn popular?? My mind is blown....
haha nice one Philo! I thoroughly enjoyed reading what you had to say. I can tell when someone is really passionate about this stuff. I'm thrilled with my T7Vs, together with my subpac and my Beyerdynamic 900 pro x headphones. Sorted!
non-native speaker can't fully understand what you said. Did you think positive of Yamha or not?
@@justinking5964 Sorry....but try harder fully reading & writing English(as I cannot speak any more plain than I already have.)
@@HighlandStudio91 I think you gave less credit to YAmaha HS series. Mid range is very important to HIFI systems.And its bass isn't bad. So what I meant you understate d them.
cool information
😊
Why did she start singing at 2:20 !!
Good vidéo
Thanks 😊
she sounds like a news correspondent
That's my come to bed voice 😁
Funny how a video on studio monitors has poor audio. I mean, it could have used some eq to tone down the treble. Kind of harsh and almost hurts my ears.
Aside from that, nice review.
Prefer the Kali's
am here for the speakers but i cant keep lookin at your nice teeth when u smile lol
hahahaha i take good care of them!
first message so i get a
1st !! Well done. You win my reply to your comment and a short dopamine rush.
What a cutie you are 😍
Woofwoof er 🙃
Woof
"low cost" for rich people yeah?
haha it's an expensive game overall
Please give your Facebook links . please help me
Search Becky Saif on facebook
Okk . ❤️🙏
I have to chat about more music things
You "review" the speakers, but you deliver to the viewers your voice only, not the speaker sound???
It's impossible to translate the quality of a speaker through a microphone. The only way to have the true authetic experience is by testing them IRL.
low cost and studio do not mix
in 2024 it does