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krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:40 am
by lyons238
so its about time i get some monitors. i have everything else I need to produce besides a decent pair of monitors.

this is what i have so far and i must say i am absolutely loving everything.

- macbook unibody (2.26ghz, 4gb ram, 500gb 7200rpm hd
- reason 5
- live lite
- saffire 6
- mpk25
- sennheiser hd280 pros
- klipsch promedias, and logitech surround
- vci-100

so yeah...really the only thing i need is some monitors...

iv been thinking of getting a pair of rp6's but can anyone name another pair of monitors that they like more?

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 1:00 am
by eldoogle
I bought the rp6's and no problems so far. Seems like when I play what I mixed on the monitors to laptop speakers, it sounds great.

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 1:15 am
by lyons238
eldoogle wrote:I bought the rp6's and no problems so far. Seems like when I play what I mixed on the monitors to laptop speakers, it sounds great.
good to know. i feel like everyone has krk rp's and whoever doesn't bashes them lol.

but they seem solid for what im looking for...

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:46 am
by eldoogle
Also pretty durable so far. I dropped mine and it sounds fine, hit the wall then a desk then the floor (which was carpeted).

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 2:57 am
by honey-d
Ok so not for monitoring in the studio, I'm looking to get some speakers for playing out house parties and small bars and stuff. I'm looking for something with decent bass response but I plan on building a sub to go with it so it doesn't need to be ridiculously bassy. Would these be a good pick? Not to derail too much... but I've got birthday money and I want speakers to use at parties but don't know where to start :w:

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 3:20 am
by lyons238
honey-d wrote:Ok so not for monitoring in the studio, I'm looking to get some speakers for playing out house parties and small bars and stuff. I'm looking for something with decent bass response but I plan on building a sub to go with it so it doesn't need to be ridiculously bassy. Would these be a good pick? Not to derail too much... but I've got birthday money and I want speakers to use at parties but don't know where to start :w:
no these are nearfield monitors. at best they would be ok for one room at a house party. what you need are some PA speakers. just search for them you can get them fairly cheap. within the price range of these. and you could get sub later on if you wanted to but they would suffice.

but yeah these krk's wont quite cut it for a party or anything. like i said maybe if your just having a small house party in your living room these might do the trick. but they're not ideal. plus you would have to push them to their limits which there not meant to be pushed for long periods of time so...yeah get some PA speakers not nearfield monitors.

edit: and yeah durability is a good plus since im in college and have stupid friends over that i probably cant always trust in staying balanced while there over lol

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 4:25 am
by honey-d
lyons238 wrote:
honey-d wrote:Ok so not for monitoring in the studio, I'm looking to get some speakers for playing out house parties and small bars and stuff. I'm looking for something with decent bass response but I plan on building a sub to go with it so it doesn't need to be ridiculously bassy. Would these be a good pick? Not to derail too much... but I've got birthday money and I want speakers to use at parties but don't know where to start :w:
no these are nearfield monitors. at best they would be ok for one room at a house party. what you need are some PA speakers. just search for them you can get them fairly cheap. within the price range of these. and you could get sub later on if you wanted to but they would suffice.

but yeah these krk's wont quite cut it for a party or anything. like i said maybe if your just having a small house party in your living room these might do the trick. but they're not ideal. plus you would have to push them to their limits which there not meant to be pushed for long periods of time so...yeah get some PA speakers not nearfield monitors.

edit: and yeah durability is a good plus since im in college and have stupid friends over that i probably cant always trust in staying balanced while there over lol
Awesome thanks! Any suggestions on any PA system's you've used?

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 6:19 am
by Ezzcal
dude say no to krk rokits , you better off getting mackie MR8's or Tapcos or even a set of yamaha HS80s

Re: krk rp6's or?

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 8:44 am
by DOOMTROOPER/T40
Also check out Samson Rubicon R6A