Pitbull Audio First Look - Kali Audio LP6 and LP8 Speakers | Synthplex 2019
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2019
- Nate Baglyos, marketing director from Kali Audio, shows of their new speakers: the LP6 and LP8, for an explanation of their design and functionality.
For the aspiring music maker looking for a professional solution to mix their music and reference their tracks, Kali Audio's LP-6 Lone Pine 6.5-inch and Kali Audio's LP-8 Lone Pine 8-inch Studio Monitors are an excellent tool. This monitor is designed to deliver transparent sound for creators working across all genres and features Boundary EQ settings to optimize the speaker's response depending on where it is placed in your room. An advanced waveguide, large voice coil and precision tuning this monitor will sound great in any space.
what a time to be alive... woot woot kali audio
Hey Nate this is Rob I will be getting these 8's soon!!
LP6 sweet spot is a bit "far" at about 6'0 to 6.7 feet where you get the absolute best detailed base sound. A thing closer the base gets lost which is very annoying because I have these on my computer desk at a meter or so.
want to know more about in-8 . .. .
How about the hiss about everyone is talking? I want to buy lp6s
I want to buy a pair of LP6s but I live in Japan. What should I do to obtain these speakers?
fk yeah.. kaliforniaa in da house
I ordered some LP-8 and I’m pretty excited, but at the same time I’m glad I got them from a source with a great return policy. I’m hoping the reviews are legit, but I have a few doubts about some paid advertising going on... we shall see...
UPDATE , gave my mini review in replies... overall I’d say get ‘em... just look into the size of 6 vs 8, 6 might be better for you...
Please reply when you get em tested. I'd like to hear your thoughts
BRTL I will when I receive them, shipping delayed, kinda bummed they aren’t here yet... not an “essential” item on amazon apparently lol, they must not know me... Not in stock at sweetwater and oddly Guitar center doesn’t carry them and the local store is closed anyway... 😢
BRTL Finally received them.... 1st impressions are, 1 the hiss isn’t nearly as bad as some make out, not sure if that problem was corrected or some are just expecting total silence, my laptop fan, which is pretty quiet is all I can hear. Haven’t bothered putting my ear on the driver because I don’t listen that way, but I hear no noticeable hiss. They are on stands directly behind my desk about 3 or 4 feet from my chair, so fairly nearfeild. 2 they are pretty tall, my stands are at the lowest limit and the tweeters are just a little too high, it’ll work fine but didn’t really think of that, only focused on checking the footprint would fit my space... After listening for only about an hour I’d say they are pretty good, the high end is really nice, very smooth and I’m sure won’t be fatiguing, seems to be detailed enough. I don’t hear any harshness or smearing in the highs. The mids are smooth as well, fast and punchy. The lowend is not as prominent as I was expecting, also very fast and smooth. I haven’t fully adjusted them yet, but two things I’ll have to figure out are, the gain seems low, I’m running the XLR input and have the gain on +6 and can’t seem to drive them to full level, they get decently loud, but I’m pretty sure there is more there. I’ve also got the low shelf on +2db, not that the bottom is really lacking, but it seemed like it needed a little more. I’m just playing around with them now so haven’t tried to dial anything in yet. I’ll have to get the meters and signal generator out and see what the drive levels actually are and need to be. Nothing wrong with it, but I’m able to overdrive everything else I’ve had plugged in. But yeah they sound pretty good, money wasn’t really a factor, obviously I wasn’t looking for $20k ultra high end, but I’d say they’ll keep up with most stuff out there under probably $5k. Clearly they were designed properly and aren’t just whipped out and stuffed in a box. What you get for the money is subjective, more money will get you better maybe. My concern isn’t necessary better, but that they don’t have anything that’s objectionable, and these don’t seem to. I don’t need ultra precise clarity, because who has that really. They are good enough to be used by anyone regardless of price is what I’m thinking about an hour in... some might need to know levels are exactly matched between all 4 drivers, that usually requires custom installation with tweaked crossovers designed for the exact environment. Other than needing that level as a true professional reference, I’d say they are fine for just about anything else and are probably a little overkill for home use, for $200 I’d say that’s a deal. Nothing totally wrong with them and nothing really stands out when listening on them, pretty much what you want is to not notice the speakers, and they deliver there. The 8s work fine for me, but I’ve got a large desk ( 3 feet by 8 feet) with stands behind it. For a lot of people that plan on putting them on the desk I’d think the 8s might be a little too large, so something to think about (Tweeters are 13 1/8 inches from base so stands need to go lower than most will to be perfect).
Electronic "music" is NOT music!!
its nice to listen to tho
@@zipzingg Absolutely not! Are you seriously saying you LISTEN to it??
@@kawmic7 i mean it comes down to personal opinion but yea i do. EDM is one of the largest genres in music
@@zipzingg So you are saying, you sit down ex. in you sofa, and listen to edm, and really analyse it??
@@kawmic7 not all music is listened to on the sofa. i personally play some electronic music around the house, when im playing a video game or whatever. its also great in parties you know. besides what music nowadays isnt electronic music?