Re: One KRK louder than the other
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 4:22 pm
Think they are the best in that price class.
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They make sense when they are coming from personal experience. I had one defective one when i first bought them - there was a mains hum coming from the transformer. I RMA'd it, and got a replacement.SKIN E wrote:KRK's are actually very good entry level monitors!VirtualMark wrote:KRK's are shit. My rokit 8's have different volume levels at the same gain setting too. I wish i'd spent more and got a decent pair of monitors. Just turn the gain down on the louder one, that's all i've done.There is a reason for it.. they may be defected or they are not connected properly.. but comments like this make no sense at all!
I'm afraid I have to contact the police about this.lloydy wrote:I have the vxt-8s,they were the bollox till my daughter put a whole in the cone of one of them,now that one sounds really farty when you put it under any sort of pressure.
Its ok though because she is buried under the patio so i feel a bit better,i get to see my dogs take a shit above her corpse so i had the last laugh mwahahahahahahah
What do they do cone replacement?AxeD wrote:lloydy wrote: I'm afraid I have to contact the police about this.
Same price range - Yamaha HS-80M , I sold my rokit 8 g2s and got some yammies a while back. It's obviously down to the user and it doesn't matter on price or anything it's what your comfortable using on, but in my user experience of the two, the yamahas shit all over the krk in every aspect.VirtualMark wrote:They make sense when they are coming from personal experience. I had one defective one when i first bought them - there was a mains hum coming from the transformer. I RMA'd it, and got a replacement.SKIN E wrote:KRK's are actually very good entry level monitors!VirtualMark wrote:KRK's are shit. My rokit 8's have different volume levels at the same gain setting too. I wish i'd spent more and got a decent pair of monitors. Just turn the gain down on the louder one, that's all i've done.There is a reason for it.. they may be defected or they are not connected properly.. but comments like this make no sense at all!
The replacement's gain settings don't match the other speaker that i kept, as i said. And to top that, they both have an audible hiss - even when nothing is plugged in to them. Sure, they're probably ok for the price. But as i said i wish i'd spent more and got a better quality speaker. Home this makes sense to you.