Right now I have
2)KRK Rokit RP5's(originals)
1)KRK Rokit RP10S Sub

Now, My budget is around $1500, could go higher.
And though I love the sub...do you feel its necessary to have a subwoofer?

Hello, I am about to purchase a complete studio monitoring system consisting of a pair of KRK RP6 G2 or RP8 G2 studio monitors with the KRK 10S subwoofer. The question at hand is: should I go with the RP6 or RP8 pair? What are the advantages of each in this setup? Any comments on 6" vs. 8" monitors, in general? And their use with a subwoofer system, in general?

Some notes:

Hey All,

I've learned my monitors (KRK RP6s) well enough that I can set bass levels reasonably well without actually hearing all the bass frequencies in the mix. But I can't hear the quality of those frequencies, if you know what I mean - I can't hear how defined or undefined the bass is and that sort of thing. So first question: is a sub going to help?

Hey,

I have an 8020A Left and Right pair.

I have been given a 7060B, but when I plugged it in, I hear a little, but not a lot. It says in the manual that this thing can deliver 85 <> of sound and to be careful, (implying it's loud!) so I was expecting a bit more rumble from this thing.

Am I doing something wrong?

Computer > Mixer > then...

Ok, so I was setting up on a show last night - and the system tech had the subs done in a way I've never come across before.

Do pro studios use subwoofers in their monitoring?

If not, why not?

I just received my subwoofer to add to my PA Setup. I want to make sure I hook it up right, as I have never done it before.

My Setup:
-Yamaha MG166cx Mixer
-Crown XLS Power Amp
-Yamaha SW118v Subwoofer
-DOD SR835 Crossover

I use Aux 1 on the board for the monitors, but I'm not sure how to hookup the sub, or the crossover. THanks in advance!

I acquired a Behringer XENYX 1832FX mixer; all works fine. But, I can’t seem to discreetly hook up a sub-woofer to it.

This is probably a simple question but, getting it right has eluded me. I have read through the manual several times and, the langauge just makes my eyes glaze over. It seems geared more to “Recording” approaches than straight “Playback” and “Setup” techniques.

I just got into recording and I'm looking to buy a mixer. I have a few questions.