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-Sound recorded using Zoom H6 recorder
-Frequency measurements done in semi treated room using UMIK-1 microphone
-Levels matched using SPL meter
-All tone controls set to neutral
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Kali Audio LP-6 Vs Adam Audio T5V; Full Comparison!
The main difference between the Kali LP-6 and Adam T5V studio monitors is that the T5V have a ribbon tweeter that goes up to 25kHz, which makes …
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Kali LP-6 or Adam Audio T5V? Which one is a better value for …
LP6 is more balanced and smoother yet still detailed and transparent overall. Adam T5V is a good monitor for those looking for a bit of extra …
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Kali LP-6s vs Adam T5Vs – Audio – Linus Tech Tips
LP6 is more balanced and smoother yet still detailed and transparent overall. Adam T5V is a good monitor for those looking for a bit of …
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Adam Audio T5V vs Kali Audio LP-6: Review & Full Comparison
After counting and adding up the 102 expert endorsements of the May rankings, Kali Audio LP-6 outranks Adam Audio T5V. This is not to say that that Adam Audio …
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Date Published: 1/19/2021
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Adam T5V or Kali LP-6/IN-5 for second room (dining room)?
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Adam t7v or Kali lp-6, buying advice – Gearspace.com
The Kali LP6 does sound a bit…a smgen better than the new JBL 306P, but in these price ranges, the improvements are lateral. The Adams do sound nice, but …
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The 7 best budget studio monitors in 2022 – Higher Hz
1. Adam Audio T5V · 2. JBL 305P Mk2 · 3. Kali Audio LP-6 · 4. KRK Rokit 5 G4 · 5. Yamaha HS5.
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Kali LP-6 or Adam Audio T5V? Which one is a better value for money? Comparison Review
Today we compare Kali LP-6 and Adam Audio T5V studio monitors. Can smaller T5V compete with bigger LP-6? Which one offers better value for money for music producers? Let’s find out!Quality of the cabinets and overall fit and finish is similar in both T5V and LP-6, both have avarage build quality and both use plastic on their front panels. Adam is obviously smaller overall, but the footprint on desk of both is suprisingly similar due to unusually deep cabinet and the bass reflex port on the back of T5V.Kali has more advanced tone control section that allows more precise tailoring of frequency response, LP-6 also has higher quality switches and knobs on the amp panel, but more importantly LP-6 has substantially quieter hiss when compared to pretty intrusive hiss coming from T5V’s tweeters.Kali and Adam have quite different sound signature, Kali sounds smoother and more laid back with gradually rolling off upper mids and treble, while Adam has forward and quite agressive sound in comparison due to lifted upper mids and lower treble. Kali also has more balanced and linear frequency response while Adam has significant peeks and walleys in response and in result sounds slightly disjonted.Basswise Kali LP-6 logically has more extended response reaching down to 40Hz with good authority and control. Adam also has audible bass to ca. 40Hz but below 60Hz it looses the some of the power and control, relying strongly on aid from bass reflex port and sounding a bid slow and loose in result.Midrange is where these two differ a lot. Kali has a slight emphasis on low mids and above that slightly and gradually rolls off towards treble. This give LP-6 slightly warm and smooth sound while also presenting good balance, linearity and clarity. Adam is less linear with boosted 1kHz to 2kHz and from 5kHz to almost 15kHz ranges and a big valley in between those two. T5V in results of those deviations from neutral sounds forward and bright with sound that emphasizes presence of female voices and high-hats and cymbals. Adam makes electric guitars sound bright and forward while also lacking some presence. This kind of sound T5V presents will be tiring to those with sensitive ears.Treble is where Adam shows a bit of advantage when it comes to detail and air over Kali which seem a bit treble shy in comparison. Kali also has boost in upper treble (over 15kHz) but it is a region that not many can properly hear. Soundstage is quite different in both, Both create big soundstage with nice images, but Adam throws the stage forward while Kali is again more laid back. Both present good detail and precise images.Here is frequency response comparison of T5V and LP6 measured in room from 1 meter using UMIK-1 microphone:Here is sound comparison video from my YouTube channel:In summary I have to admit that I much prefered the sound quality of Kali LP-6 both for work and music listetning. LP6 is more balanced and smoother yet still detailed and transparent overall. Adam T5V is a good monitor for those looking for a bit of extra clarity in the upper ranges, but comes with few too many compromises to be able to challange Kali LP6.
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Adam Audio T5V vs Kali Audio LP-6: Review & Full Comparison
As of 8 Jul 2022, experts prefer Kali Audio LP-6 over Adam Audio T5V, but both Studio Monitors have solid expert endorsements.
As per this month’s meta ranking, Kali Audio LP-6 received 2 recommendations: from Careers In Music (30 Mar 2022) and Hyperbits. By contrast, Adam Audio T5V received only 1 recommendation from Music Radar (25 May 2022).
Rank Change Price Studio Monitor Music Radar Music Critic Popular Science E-Home Recording Studio PianoDreamers Old Time Music MusicAlley Gearank Careers In Music Hyperbits 12 – Check price Kali Audio LP-6 – – – – – – – – 3 5 55 N/A Check price Adam Audio T5V 15 – – – – – – – – –
Curious to see this month’s entire Studio Monitors ranking? It’s here
About our ranking methodology
TLDR: We read top 10 ‘Best studio monitors’ articles on the Internet, and combine all the recommendations into one mega-list. The more recommendations a product has, the higher it ranks. Step 1: identify experts. Robots determine most respectable sources on the Internet, then the team manually chooses the best ones.
Robots determine most respectable sources on the Internet, then the team manually chooses the best ones. Step 2: import experts’ rankings. Robots try to import the rankings that experts independently publish. Since robots inevitably mess up, team manually checks the data.
Robots try to import the rankings that experts independently publish. Since robots inevitably mess up, team manually checks the data. Step 3: exclude unrelated products. In their creative wisdom, experts often tend to include accessories or alternatives in their ranking. Our team has to manually exclude products that don’t match product category.
In their creative wisdom, experts often tend to include accessories or alternatives in their ranking. Our team has to manually exclude products that don’t match product category. Step 4: determine if experts are endorsing the same product. For variations of the same products our team needs to determine whether the products are the same or not (is iPhone 13 64GB and iPhone 13 128GB the same model or not?)
For variations of the same products our team needs to determine whether the products are the same or not (is iPhone 13 64GB and iPhone 13 128GB the same model or not?) Step 4: assign weights to expert endorsements and aggregate opinion. Currently we use ranking methodology 0.7.2 : being included in the expert ranking scores points. Being ranked #1 carries a lot more points. Being included in top 3 also carries bonus points. Then the point value of every endorsement is adjusted by a geometric progression with common ratio slightly below 1. In other words, product ranked #1 carries a lot more weight than product ranked #6; product ranked #6 carries slightly more weight than product ranked #8.
Currently we use ranking methodology : being included in the expert ranking scores points. Being ranked #1 carries a lot more points. Being included in top 3 also carries bonus points. Then the point value of every endorsement is adjusted by a geometric progression with common ratio slightly below 1. In other words, product ranked #1 carries a lot more weight than product ranked #6; product ranked #6 carries slightly more weight than product ranked #8. Step 5: add it all up.
Step 6: do it all again in a month. In more detail:
Endorsement summary:
On 25 May 2022 Music Radar ranked Adam Audio T5V as #15 Rank Studio Monitor Comment … … … #15 out of 15 Adam Audio T5V Affordable nearfield monitors that are great for small rooms Source: www.musicradar.com
Music Radar On 30 Mar 2022 Careers In Music ranked Kali Audio LP-6 as #3 Rank Studio Monitor … … #3 out of 8 Kali Audio LP-6 … … Source: www.careersinmusic.com
Careers In Music Hyperbits ranked Kali Audio LP-6 as #5 Rank Studio Monitor Comment … … … #5 out of 20 Kali Audio LP-6 Best Entry Level Monitors (less than $400/pair) … … … Source: hyperbitsmusic.com
Verdict
After counting and adding up the 102 expert endorsements of the May rankings, Kali Audio LP-6 outranks Adam Audio T5V. This is not to say that that Adam Audio T5V is a bad option. Like Kali Audio LP-6, it is recommended by experts, but less.
Adam T5V or Kali LP-6/IN-5 for second room (dining room)? – from unbalanced DAC output
I would appreciate some guidance to see if I’m on the right track.
I want to get quality second-room sound (dining/kitchen room) to play simultaneously with my Genelec 8030s (living room) for entertainment.
The source is a PC -> DAC (Soncoz SGD1) – > 2 simultaneous outputs
The DAC has a balanced output to the Genelecs, and an unbalanced RCA output which runs by wire to the dining room.
I am looking for another set of active monitors to add to this unbalanced output.
(I realise these types of monitors are near-field, but my thought is that studio monitors are better bang-for-buck than small active/hifi systems and I like listening critically/technically anyway.)
These ones caught my attention ($900 US max pair budget):
– Adam T5V
– Kali LP-6 v2
– Kali IN-5
Would these be good for mid-field (2-4m) dining room/kitchen listening? (indie rock, electronic and talk listening)
Considerations:
– unbalanced output so possible ground loop noise from PC (or will my DAC deal with this?)
– unbalanced output so only half the volume of the balanced Genelecs in the other room (I’ve been using a line booster for this to a portable speaker)
– latency of Genelec 8030s is <5ms, so if the new monitors have too much latency the rooms will be out of sync Thank you.
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The 7 best budget studio monitors in 2022
The 7 best budget studio monitors in 2022
One of the first serious expenses you’ll have to make as an audio engineer is to invest in a pair of quality monitors.
Today, we’ll be focusing on monitors that generally sit between the $300-$400 range, with some exceptions.
These are the best budget studio monitors in 2022:
1. Adam Audio T5V
The best budget studio monitors in 2022
Image credit: Adam Audio Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
Sometimes when you’re reviewing a really great piece of equipment, it’s hard to say much about it other than, “It’s great”. A good problem to have, no doubt, but as a critic, it does make life a bit difficult. This is the problem with the Adam Audio T5Vs. These monitors are practically impervious to any critique. They produce a massive amount of bass, they get loud with little to no distortion, no hiss, and they go for about $400 new (a pair) – talk about a bargain!
Check out our full review
2. JBL 305P Mk2
The best mixing monitors on a budget
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For a loose $300, the JBL 305P Mk2s offer a slightly more affordable alternative to the KRK Rokits. However, it might be worth saying that the JBLs are perhaps better suited to mixing applications than the KRKs. The reason being is that the KRKs are incredibly colorful monitors, which on one hand, can allow music-making to feel more exciting and creative.
On the other hand, this can skew the sound of your mix in an ultimately counterproductive way. We listened to tracks we felt were well-mixed on the JBLs and, well, they sounded fine.
If keeping your ears critical is your top priority, the JBLs can work wonders just by how unforgiving they sound. Of course, the caveat is an over-exaggerated low end and tweeters that have a reputation for hissing.
Check out our full review
3. Kali Audio LP-6
The gatekeeper
Image credit: Kali Audio Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
We’re deeply remiss that we hadn’t considered the LP-6 before. It’s performance is, in many ways, the line in the sand between the monitors that we love and the monitors we think are overrated (but still worthy of placement).
Is this the perfect monitor? No, unfortunately not. As with most monitors in this price range, you’ll usually have to sacrifice at least one or two elements of importance if you’re dead set on saving. The issues here are a rather shy bass response and slightly harsh higher register.
This isn’t the end of the world, however, and after some parametric EQing, these monitors perform phenomenally well. Even if you weren’t to correct for these minor issues, they would still perform better than anything below them on this list.
The LP-6s are definitely worth the money, especially if you’re willing to compensate for their initial settings out of the box.
Check out our full review
4. KRK Rokit 5 G4
The staple monitors of bedroom production
Image credit: KRK Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
The KRK Rokit 5s have been some of the most ubiquitous studio monitors available ever since they first hit the market in the late 2000s. These days actually, it seems as if at least 7 out of 10 producers have a pair sitting on their desks, especially if they’re relatively new to the trade. But while the black and yellow stylings of the Rokits may be nearly synonymous with bedroom producing at this point, their prevalence wasn’t solely founded upon their looks – they sound pretty darn good with all things considered.
There are much better monitors in the world than the KRKs, and after some time, their coloration can often get in the way of perfecting your mixes. They’re incredibly bass heavy, and while this is great for EDM producers, it can become incredibly deceptive when you’re trying to balance music in another genre.
That being said, the consistency of their sound (albeit boomy and colorful) has helped the KRK Rokits earn their place as some of the most reliable monitors to date – it just takes some getting used to. For roughly $360 (a pair), the KRK Rokits are good enough for most situations.
Check out our full review
5. Yamaha HS5
The most unforgiving
Image credit: Yamaha Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
The Yamaha HS5s are normally the next option people look at while grappling with their uncertainty of whether or not to buy the KRKs. Now, despite the constant suggestion that these monitors are the successors to the NS-10s, they’re no substitute in any way. They still share a lot of that aggressive midrange as the NS-10s, so while they’re incredibly unforgiving, they can be used to your benefit during mixdown. In many ways, they’re arguably better than the KRK Rokits.
Why exactly? Well, they have a slightly flatter response curve and therefore are much more realistic sounding. The downside is that they lack a lot of definition in the low end, so hip-hop and EDM producers may want to invest in a subwoofer to compensate. The flipside to this, however, is that the filtered drop-off at around 80 Hz makes them far more neutral-sounding in the conditions of an untreated room. Take that as you will, because at the end of the day you’ll probably be just as happy with the Yamahas as with the Rokits.
Check out our full review
Honorable mentions
Now that we’ve covered the bulk of things, let’s get into two options that might be worth considering.
You can also check our recommendations for the best studio monitors under $500.
6. M-Audio BX5-D3
The underdog
Image credit: M-Audio Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
For what they are, the M-Audio BX5-D3s sound transparent, neutral, and warm. They don’t exaggerate anything too much and are best suited for mixing and critical listening. It’s honestly crazy that these monitors don’t get that much attention because they’re not only cheaper than the Rokits or HS5s, but their frequency response curve is phenomenally flat.
The sound of the BX5-D3s is probably as trustworthy as you’ll be able to find in this price bracket. There’s not too much coloration that’s worth noting here, and even if there was we’d still probably recommend them (probably).
7. Mackie CR3-X
The best low budget monitors (under $100)
Image credit: Check availability, prices, and deals: Sweetwater Amazon
In our last article, we recommended the PreSonus Eris E3.5 as the lowest grade monitor to consider buying. After some reflection, we became more and more dissatisfied with our initial opinion.
Now, let’s make it clear that the CR3-X is not a great monitor in any way, but they still perform better than the Eris E3.5. Even though they lack EQ controls, their response is marginally flatter than the PreSonus speakers.
The best part about the Mackies is that they’re a little less than $100, so there’s no big loss if you want to pick a pair of these up. The truth is that neither the Eris E3.5 or the Mackies should be used for serious audio production, but if you must decide between the two, choose the Mackies.
Conclusion
While there are several hundreds of other monitors we could have mentioned, fitting them all onto one list would simply be an ungodly task. We hope that the information we’ve provided can prove useful as you make your decision.
As a final note, we’d like to say that ultimately, the goal is to buy the monitors that work best for you. Don’t just go and buy something because your friend told you so, or us for that matter. Take your time, and make sure you’re comfortable with your decision before biting the bullet.
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