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The best Passive Monitors reviews

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  • JBL 4312

    redox75's review

    THE TRUE LEGENDARY JBL SOUND! It's among the most respected/emblematic models of the brand and it is still in their catalog after 20 years. Hundreds of sound engineers have worked their masters using the 4312, the most famous album mixed with the

  • KRK K-RoK

    dj.fab's review

    When I bought them, I was unsure about this model and the alesis m1, but I chose the krok because they are less flattering than the m1. - I use them for my home studio (electronic music). - 2*80w Audiocentron amp SOUND - They are neutral enou

  • JBL CM40

    moosers's review

    The JBL Pro Control CM40's are a set of simple passive monitors that I've used for home audio purposes. I've got a pair of these in my house that are actually set up outside and connected to our main stereo system. I don't use them for any sort of

  • Tannoy 15 DMT II

    moosers's review

    The Tannoy 15 DMT II are a set of high quality studio monitors, designed for uses of all types. I've only had the pleasure of listening and mixing on these monitors a few times, but even from just these few times I can tell these are simply a superb

  • JBL 4412 studio monitor

    « Superb example of JBL Golden Age »

    I picked up a pair used. I recovered the grills and cleaned them up from long storage. I’ve been powering these with a very powerful Rotel amp/preamp combination. Wiring is 10 gauge. Excellent soundstage. Wide, beautiful midrange and exceptional

  • JBL 4408A

    moosers's review

    The JBL Pro 4408As are a set of passive studio monitors that I've used in a radio broadcast control room. I haven't used these in a traditional recording studio setting, which is where I'm generally used to working. They can however be used in a va

  • Tannoy System 8

    moosers's review

    The Tannoy System 8's are a pair of monitors designed for use in the recording studio. They are indeed passive monitors, so they require an external power amplifier. I've used these monitors for monitoring during the tracking of a full band. Since

  • Yamaha NS-10M

    moosers's review

    I got a pair of Yamaha NS-10Ms because, like many, I feel that the mixes I get on them translate well to other listening environments. They are pretty normal speakers, which is part of the reason that so many people love to use them to A/B mixes. I r

  • JBL Control 5

    « Very big sound »

    The JBL 5 are passive studio monitors, these monitors deliver a high performance and sound and in a compact sized monitor. At the look of them you would not think they have this much power behind them and provide this big of a sound. The will shock a

  • Yamaha NS-10M Studio

    « quality »

    The Yamaha NS10M’s are a very good investment for someone who is looking for affordable monitors for their personal studio at home. You cant really complain about anything when it comes to the NS10m’s. They have become very popular to home music make

  • KRK 7000B

    moosers's review

    The KRK 7000B’s are yet another low cost option for studio monitors from KRK. I’ve used a lot of KRK monitors in this price range and definitely think that the 7000B’s are up there with the best that they have to offer for the price. These are pass

  • JBL Control 1

    « in a class of its own »

    I got a pair of JBL Pro Control 1 because, like many, I feel that the mixes I get on them translate well to other listening environments. They are pretty normal speakers, which is part of the reason that so many people love to use them to A/B mixes.

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