Thank you, your review means more to me than ony other online review I have found, since you speak my language. There are times when it would be very convenient to be able to carry monitors with me without having to carry a lot of weight. These would fit in carry-on luggage when going overseas. They would have been very handy the last time I recorded an orchestra in Armenia and had to use a nasty little pair of monitors to come up with a rough mix there. I think the point you are making is that although these are cheap and small and light, they can be used for serious work.
Nicholas Rodriguez I mainly use them when I.travel with my laptop and a apollo twin so I can work on music whenever i'm away from the studio they spund Great I love them I know you'll enjoy them too
@@LeyendaProductions Hey, I just wanna ask if you still have and use the iLouds? If yes, how long do you own them in total? Are they still working fine, properly and didn't get faulty (woofer/panel dying, bass port noise etc.)? I'd like to buy them, but I read online that many users complain about how short they last, that something stops working after 3-4 months etc. I don't want to spend 300 dollars only to end up returning them...Is your experience similar/opposite? Thanks in advance!
@@ari.2406 I am in the same boat. I found out IK only fully warranties these and their MTMs for 90 *days.* It told me how reliable the company believes they are and helped my decision. Otherwise I would have loved to try them. Hope this is helpful.
@@sotovo I've bought them and been using them for a week now. I don't have firm and stable impressions yet, but for now I'd say they work pretty fine. There's a high pitched start up tone (for like 20 seconds) but it's normal and after that they work fine.
I just heard them for the 1st time last week & couldn't believe the sound that came out of them... cant wait to get a pair!!!! Cheers
Thank you, your review means more to me than ony other online review I have found, since you speak my language.
There are times when it would be very convenient to be able to carry monitors with me without having to carry a lot of weight. These would fit in carry-on luggage when going overseas. They would have been very handy the last time I recorded an orchestra in Armenia and had to use a nasty little pair of monitors to come up with a rough mix there.
I think the point you are making is that although these are cheap and small and light, they can be used for serious work.
Grande Rafa...!
Where do put them compare to Aventone mix cubes.
I want to buy mix cubes or Yamaha ns10m
Is it really necessary to calibrate these monitors
Depends on your room but it usually helps!
I just ordered Mine from Amazon can't wait to have them in my studio they should arrive later on today :D
Nicholas Rodriguez I mainly use them when I.travel with my laptop and a apollo twin so I can work on music whenever i'm away from the studio they spund Great I love them I know you'll enjoy them too
@@LeyendaProductions Hey, I just wanna ask if you still have and use the iLouds? If yes, how long do you own them in total? Are they still working fine, properly and didn't get faulty (woofer/panel dying, bass port noise etc.)? I'd like to buy them, but I read online that many users complain about how short they last, that something stops working after 3-4 months etc. I don't want to spend 300 dollars only to end up returning them...Is your experience similar/opposite? Thanks in advance!
@@ari.2406 I am in the same boat. I found out IK only fully warranties these and their MTMs for 90 *days.* It told me how reliable the company believes they are and helped my decision. Otherwise I would have loved to try them. Hope this is helpful.
@@sotovo I've bought them and been using them for a week now. I don't have firm and stable impressions yet, but for now I'd say they work pretty fine. There's a high pitched start up tone (for like 20 seconds) but it's normal and after that they work fine.
@@ari.2406 Thanks for the info, glad to hear they are working well for you. The warranty for me is a dealbreaker unfortunately