Hi Everyone !

I am looking for a couple of new monitors to my mixing room. Have used Mackie HR824 for 1,5 years now but they aint working so good for me, On both mid & low i feel they don't give me the straight sound i would like. To my question: People have said to me that the KRK v6 are good trusty monitors. Does anybody here have any experience on that ?

/Thanks

Has anyone tried or heard any news on the new ST6 or ST8 line of KRK monitors? They are very inexpensive and I was thinking about purchasing a pair. I already use the V4's and love them. Should I get a pair of these as well?

I was out shopping for some nearfield monitors and tried out a few different sets in the showroom. The units on display were as follows.
1. Behringer truths
2. Emes Pink series
3. Dynaudio
4. Roland
5. Yamaha NS
6. KRK V88's
7. Alesis M1

I was out shopping for some nearfield monitors and tried out a few different sets in the showroom. The units on display were as follows.
1. Behringer truths
2. Emes Pink series
3. Dynaudio
4. Roland
5. Yamaha NS
6. KRK V88's
7. Alesis M1

I may be able to get a pair of KRK 6000 (passive) monitors for around $315 with shipping, is this a good deal? It was on ebay but the reserve was never met and the guy emailed me back after the auction was over so I think he may let me have them for the reserve price.

Has anyone heard these speakers. I'm looking for a pair of small 4" woofer speakers to give me tha car stereo perspective of my mixes. I'm currently mixing with Genelec 1031's and a pair of computer speakers. The KRK 4000's can be had very cheap online but I haven't been able to auditon a pair locally. Thanks.

I've been working for a year now with NS-10s on one room and krk k-rok on another. The NS-10s have a small sub to help the bass. Althogh I like the krk's I keep coming back to the 10's and I'm always shocked at the difference - in comparison the 10's sound muffled but somehow they highlight problems that the krk's don't (levels, reverb lengths and low-mid junk).