I had these for 3 years, however my house was attached on both sides I can never play them because I would always get complaints. So I have decided to let them go. Let me start off by saying I Love these speakers, I had the older versions in and I upgraded to these just because of the auto balancing technology. The sound accuracy and the acoustical detail is very noticeable. You hear every note, every effect, they are Definitely my top 5 best studio monitors. There are some small scuffs to the outside but nothing major or noticeable. The KRK Rokit 7 are 7-inch active near-field studio monitors.

These are priced out as a pair. 2 speakers are included, they normally sell for $250-$300 each.

Known for their signature yellow Kevlar woofers, they offer 145W–148W total power

42Hz–40kHz/45Hz-36kHz frequency response

built-in DSP with 25 EQ settings

These speakers are designed for accurate mixing and bass-heavy music production.

Key Features & Specifications

Drivers:

- 7" Kevlar® woofer

- 1” Kevlar® tweeter

Power:

- Bi-amped Class D amplifier

- 145W–148W total power

DSP/EQ:

- LCD-driven DSP

- 25 settings for room acoustic correction.

Connectivity:

- Balanced XLR/TRS Combo input.

Frequency Range:

- 42 Hz – 40 kHz or 45Hz-36kHz

Design:

- Front-firing bass port to reduce wall coupling

Maximum SPL:

- Up to 110 dB.