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The Yamaha HS5 is a compact powered studio monitor for the home studio, or even as a second reference in a professional control room. Calling upon the styling and function of the ubiquitous NS-10M monitors made popular in the 1980s, the HS5 adds built in bi-amplification for 70W of total power pushing a 5" woofer and a 1" tweeter. The sound is true and unflattering -- if it sounds good on these speakers, it's because it sounds good everywhere.

Few studio monitors have enjoyed the longevity and acclaim (as well as an army of vocal detractors...) of the Yamaha NS-10M, which isn't all that bad for a speaker that was originally designed and marketed for casual home listening. They've got anything but a flat response, but the idea is that when you get a mix perfect on a pair of NS-10M's, that mix will be perfect everywhere. When legendary engineer Bob Clearmountain started carting his set around NYC in the 1980s, colleagues took notice and the NS-10M became standard-issue kit for major recording studios all over the globe.

Undeniably one of the most popular pairs of studio monitors on Reverb, the Yamaha HS8 provides a detailed and accurate reference for mixing and monitoring. Seasoned professional engineers and home recordists alike swear by the HS8s as their main pair of powered monitors.

The Yamaha HS7 is a compact powered studio monitor for the home studio, or even as a second reference in a professional control room. Calling upon the styling and function of the ubiquitous NS-10M monitors made popular in the 1980s, the HS7 adds built in bi-amplification for 95W of total power pushing a 6.5" woofer and a 1" tweeter, and significantly more low end extension than NS-10Ms could ever dream of. The sound is true and unflattering -- if it sounds good on these speakers, it's because it sounds good everywhere.

Perfect for pairing up with the Yamaha HS8 monitors, the Yamaha HS8S is a powered subwoofer capable of producing frequencies as low as 22Hz. For such a classic-looking black box, the HS8S has an array of features and capabilities. Its 8" driver is more than capable of handling thundering lows, and the unit itself has an internal 150W amplifier, along with appointments like polarity inversion, filtering capabilities like high and low cut, and continuous level control. Upgrade your HS8 system with its powered subwoofer, the Yamaha HS8S.

The ADAM A7X is an update to the previous A7 model of powered monitor. It features a 7" woofer and ribbon tweeter, with a front panel volume adjustment.

The Focal Solo6 Be active studio monitors bring out every element in your mixes with a linear response, ultra-wide "sweet spot", and an un-hyped bottom end. Focal's hallmark inverted Beryllium tweeter offers up stunning high frequency up to 40kHz with wide dispersion, allowing you to hear a balanced frequency response even when you're not directly in the middle of the monitors. The Solos are used by tons of top-tier mix engineers and producers around the globe -- get a set in your control room and you'll find out why.

The Yamaha HS5 is a compact powered studio monitor for the home studio, or even as a second reference in a professional control room. Calling upon the styling and function of the ubiquitous NS-10M monitors made popular in the 1980s, the HS5 adds built in bi-amplification for 70W of total power pushing a 5" woofer and a 1" tweeter. The sound is true and unflattering -- if it sounds good on these speakers, it's because it sounds good everywhere.

The Mackie SRM150 is a compact active PA speaker with onboard three-channel mixer and EQ, perfect for practice spaces, open mics, and smaller A/V gigs. Giving you two mic/line inputs and a stereo input on RCAs for the output of a DJ mixer or CD player, the SRM150 is also expandable via rear patchbay.

The Focal Twin6 Be active studio monitors bring out every element in your mixes with a linear response, ultra-wide "sweet spot", and deep bottom end. Focal's hallmark inverted Beryllium tweeter offers up stunning high frequency up to 40kHz with wide dispersion, allowing you to hear a balanced frequency response even when you're not directly in the middle of the monitors. The dual-woofer configuration extends way down below, letting you hone in on bass instruments and kick drums in a way that typically requires a subwoofer. The Twins are Focal's best-selling speaker for a reason.

The QSC K12 powered PA speaker could have you leaving your subs at home more often than not. The compact, lightweight K12 uses Class-D amplification and impressive DSP processing to put out tons of volume with stunning sound quality through the 12" low-frequency driver and 1.75" high-frequency driver. With a bass response that extends down to 48Hz, ultra-wide coverage angle, and flexible I/O with onboard mixing, the QSC K12 is among the best bang-for-the-buck active speakers on the market.

If you're looking for accurate sound from your monitors on the cheap, check out the PreSonus Eris E5 active studio monitors. Designed particularly for clear low-end reproduction due to its 5.25" Kevlar drivers, these 2-way active monitors also sport ultra-light 1" silk dome tweeters to balance out higher frequencies. And whether you're recording in a professional studio or a dorm room, the Eris E5's acoustic tuning controls allow you to filter and shape your sound so that you get the most accurate sound upon replaying.

The third-generation KRK Rokit 5 powered studio monitors are an update to the company's most popular model, and are an amazing value for any project studio looking to precisely hear what they're recording and mixing. The proprietary "Waveguide" for the soft-dome tweeter provides natural high-frequency response with fantastic imaging, while the 5" kevlar woofer pumps out surprising bass and crystal-clear mid frequencies. The RP5 G3 is bi-amped with a Class-A/B amplifier, yielding very low distortion and high headroom so you can turn up loud when it's time to rock and still hear exactly what's going on.