KRK Rokit 6 G2 (Black) user reviews ( 9/10) - 7 user reviews

• 03/05/11

  rapgame's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Characteristics

  used primarily for home studio mix and premaster, sound card emu 1212m

  Sounds

  The big advantage of such monitoring is precisely the sound is very neutral and accurate bass a very nice mids and highs very gentle not aggressive sceance allowing the mix without headache, the dynamic is very good, and the stereo image.
  
  I made comparisons to the store where I bought them with prodipe 8, fostex pm1 mk2, Mackie MR8
  
  and frankly the krk are really worth, I took them in white and yellow, not only are they super nice and the sound is accurate across the spectrum of neutral very very good monitor for this price is bluffing game

  Overall Opinion

  I bought the krk because I wanted to change my Tapco s8 certainly very good but a large dynamic serious this was really too difficult to manage and had a hole in the midrange,
  
  krk with the slightest detail means, if your mix sounds good on it it sounds pretty much everywhere
  
  finally it's my songs like that,
  
  I love the sound quality is +
  
  I regret not having them in 8p is already good but good enough
  
  the RQP is frankly unbeatable and going further, it is well worth monitoring for a much higher price
  
  a bomb would do that choice without hesitation
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• 12/11/10

  The LuS's review ( translated ) Improve this translation " Simple and effective"

  Characteristics

  Price, Quality, Sound.
  
  Used in home studio direct Motu 896mk3
  
  No protections boomer and twiter .. Good enough

  Sounds

  rendered neutral in my (humble opinion)
  
  Good dynamics, good bass, all the same attention to properly place them.

  Overall Opinion

  I use them for 1 year is of good quality manufacture,.
  
  event at the front (for the smaller rooms).
  
  I was looking for smaller departing leaves to add a subwoofer.
  
  I do not regret, given the small price difference and not need the box.
  
  Small flats, access power behind the beast and not too easy loans Levels and volumes.
  
  and when we put out the lights and we touched on the volume that is very sensitive and easily altered. A monitor mix thus risk anyhow!
  
  Finally nothing serious ... You just watch
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• 09/21/10

  rititi's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Characteristics

  Bandwidth and the front bass port
  
  Use in a home studio out of my rack mélageur Kawai 8voies

  Sounds

  a power point of view they are sufficient to play with another instrument, external amplifier and speaker setup nearby.
  
  the sound is clear bass response and the way men and women is clear.
  
  On his BAR or sample perceived, it grows well in the attack.
  
  the stereo mixes are respected and I have no surprise to listen later.

  Overall Opinion

  before purchasing I compared with M-Audio, Mackie equivalent model, the sound of the KRK is the most naturelplus neutral, although very dynamic.
  
  value for money seems to be correct for the market and I would do the same choice
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• 08/19/10

  astu6ecoq1's review ( translated ) Improve this translation " monitoring?"

  Characteristics

  the advice I have had a little everywhere.
  
  I was looking for speakers that sound pleasant to the ears, fatigue-free to compose, what they are doing very well and at the same time would be accurate in all the dishes behind a spectre.Je rm uc.

  Sounds

  They are not neutral at all.
  
  very nice bass, very flattering, but not low médium.Choquant when I listen ailleurs.Le its cons is very clear in the midrange and treble.

  Overall Opinion

  I use them for almost a year now, I just tried Behringer 2031a trust or like that I qqchose crois.Elles were also more faithful to the serious detriment of the treble and midrange: s
  
  But I like these speakers for their beautiful sound when I compose.
  
  C is a problem for the mix though ...
  
  I would change much in hindsight ...
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• 02/18/10

  Master J's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Characteristics

  What motivated my choice is the brand awareness (KRK only does so specialized monitoring), the value for money and the different plays that I could be in store.
  
  I use it in a home studio for mixing and premaster, especially hip-hop/electro prod.
  
  Config: MacBook Pro unibody, Apogee Duet audio interface, preamp, guitar, bass, ...

  Sounds

  In stores, in the same category, I tested the yam NS10, M-Audio and the famous KRK.
  
  Clearly the first I was thrilled ... listening to the M-Audio, I thought it was too flattering in low and also in the midrange and the seller advised me it is precisely because cells-that they chattered more ... but the goal is to have a neutral listening! no? NS10 and even if it is a standard, I was disappointed: (. To return to KRK I found that the stereo was really good, good to be said before I have some big stews (Behring) was so radical change ... but the stereo still haunted me, there are well each instrument, and we rediscover albums. They are perhaps a little flattering in the midrange but nothing annoying. I'm working on an album and I mixed with these speakers and when I went into the studio for mastering, I have not had any big surprises, so very happy!
  
  speakers have a big potato, they are precise with their rounded edges that do not impede the sounds ... important for my taste.

  Overall Opinion

  I use them for 6 months ... and as I said earlier I tested the M-Audio, Yam NS10, the Berhinger.
  
  
  
  what I like most is their value for money, design and atypical power.
  
  what I like least, uh .. ie?! ;)
  
  
  
  clearly I would do the same choice, it corresponds perfectly to what I was looking for.
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• 12/19/09

  MulToR's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Characteristics

  Purchase motivations:
  
  I was looking for studio monitors to be placed on a desk. The studio is a room.
  
  Size, front vent, with the possibility of placing them near walls, bass and dynamic speakers were good arguments for buying and I do not even talk about design more than successful <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt="" />
  
  The 6 "was a compromise for me between 5 and 8, the office requires.
  
  In addition, they were in my budget. I hesitated to tell the truth with PRODIPE PRO8 RIBBON (highly recommended by my dealer for lack of dynamic (especially for the Rock / Electro), the Alesis M620 (very bad advice on AudioFanzine) Fostex PM1 MKII and. The last 2 n 'with all manner no vents in the front. The Yamaha HS80 tempted me, I like the precision Yam but his lack of fishing often: lack of bass and treble too present for me. The only sound I Yam inappropriate. I confess also that I am not a pro in monitoring so these speakers will also listen to music and movies so successful KRK! The choice was made <img class="smiley" src="/images/audiofanzine/interface/smileys/icon_lol.gif" alt="" />
  
  
  
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  <td> Woofer: 6 "Glass Aramid Composite Woofer
  
  Tweeter: 1 "Neodymium Soft Dome Tweeter With Ferro Fluid </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> XLR (3-pin), RCA & 1 / 4 "TRS - 10k Ohm, Balanced / Unbalanced </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> HF: 18 Watts / LF: 50 Watts </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> 49Hz - 20kHz (+ / - 1.5 db) </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> Yes </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> 12 11/16 "x 8 7 / 8" x 10 1 / 2 "
  
  32.1cm x 22.5cm x 26.6cm </td>
  
  
  
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  <td> 19.6 lbs (8.9 Kg) </td>
  
  
  
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  Sounds

  1st Printing:
  
  Very good. The packaging is nickel. No surprises. The speakers are still impressive (I did well not to take the 8-inch) and yellow on the boomer honeycomb is the most beautiful effect. They decorate my office with wonder.
  
  The workmanship is quality - is appreciated. And they should not move like that, 9 kg per speaker anyway.
  
  Side connections: no surpise: XLR, RCA or Jack.
  
  Setting-30db to +6 db.
  
  They are naturally shielded so they can be placed without bp next to a screen.
  
  
  
  First listen:
  
  I did that for two days so it is still too early to say definitively but 1st impressions are very good. Caution, however placement is very important. KRK recommends investing in a triangle and the speakers should be at ear level if you will enjoy. Place + down, directly on the desktop or floor for example, is strongly canceled. I took the test and the difference is clear: these speakers at ear level. The ear between the woofer and tweeter.
  
  The sound is clear and precise. The bass are without either being too present (it's still monitoring), the midrange and treble is off and new sounds that I knew very little or no forward with my computer speakers appear.
  
  The stereo effect is also the most beautiful effect.
  
  The dynamics is appreciable. It really changed me.

  Overall Opinion

  Difficult to pronounce a final opinion within 3 days but still, the result is so far very positive.
  
  We must also admit that they are my first studio monitors, so yes it changes the computer speakers but I can not tell from the competition.
  
  
  
  I'd acquired in a time of foams for insulation and also raise a bit.
  
  I already enjoy it and I would return to an update in awhile.
  
  
  
  As it stands, I recommend them!
  
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• 03/06/09

  slydtek's review ( translated ) Improve this translation

  Characteristics

  I needed a good pair of monitor for home studio use to make electronic music production in a neutral sound I expected and not too flattering a good bass response and medium frankly I was very surprised they are really ;-) I use top pc intel core2duo 2.8 ght 4 giga ram sound card tc electronic konnect6 a different vst Access virus ti

  Sounds

  -The sound is clear and prcis there are no surprises when j'coute a complete composite of other Systm
  
  -Dynamics is standard

  Overall Opinion

  I use them for 2 months and work on essay with a lot of samson resolv MODEL, Tapco, M5 for the price there is no picture I do it again without that choice I hsitation same advice to make music, electronics, techno, drum n bass, hard techno .... the report quality price is huge (I do not work in Krk) after if you want more you have to double its budget worth of 'costs to store and compare it to other models you do not tighten the ;-))

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