Hey, great review. I just snapped up a pair of these for my PC and love them. I have attached an Echo Dot 3 to the line in, boom I have Bluetooth connectivity and a smart speaker, with decent sound! That was a massive unexpected bonus for me, really simple controls, no switching sources, if Alexa chimes in it talks over the PC audio, could be a minus, I call it a bonus.
Would love to see some speakers like these or the Edifier 1280 moded with the little of the Hypex series (not to blow them with excessive power), proper interior treatmen and, if possible, improved crossover.
I bought these last month, and they are perfect for my needs, exactly what I wanted and at least as good as I was expecting. Using as near field computer speakers, not mixing my own sounds but wanted something clean and clear due to some hearing loss (muffled sounds in one ear), for playing music, watching videos and for work meetings. I've had enough junk speakers over the years to know what bad ones sound like and these are the opposite. I do find I have to tweak my EQ constantly depending on the type of music, have quite a few presets already saved. Their appearance also factored into my decision to get them. I was hoping to find something this good with usb connectivity and even bluetooth if I could find it, but could't pass up the price for these ones. (before this I had bought some sanyun w208s that looked the part but sounded meh and died young, wish I had just gone with something like these first).
Hey my friend, great channel u’ve got here! I’ve been making raves for some time but always relied on someone else becouse of the Soundsystem, so I actually have no Idea about sound systems, my question is, from all systems u can build yourself, is there one u would recommend for a bass intense outdoor techno rave
I got a pair for 99 Euro's. Only the volume dial reminds me that these are cheap speakers. It's not a real potentiometer but a digital stepped dial. The steps are too wide and there's leeway between the steps. Really happy with them.
Thanks Dan! I was hoping that that would be helpful. Especially since I don’t see very many people rising these up in the air fryer right next to them.
I have similar feelings about testing treble. It is a practical to see the response because some people are sensitive to brightness while others have hearing loss at higher frequencies.
Yeah, why don’t you create a new thread on the forum we can share some ideas and tips and you can give us a better idea of what you’re trying to do. www.toidsdiyaudio.com/forums
They don't have a lot of power and simply can't drive the coils hard enough at low frequency, this is why they are good as near-field monitors but not for filling a room.
So around 2 feet from the listener for live streaming, meeting, and business video/voice over editing for a good use case? I'm hoping I can move my amp and ELAC B6s to my turntable :)
I bought a pair for my son for computer use and I was that impressed by the sound coming from his room that I put them in my main system for a few days and really enjoyed them. One small negative for me was the volume control which is notched and at lower levels one click up almost doubles the volume, it would be nice to have a bit more control of the volume but other than that I recommend them for a small space and near field listening.
@@EliasPfaiffer Yes, its great. For that price it surpasses some models from other brands that are more expensive, the MR4 because of how economical it is, the sound it has is incredible
@@HorizonMusic84 do you have the mr4 yourself? and which subwoofer would you recommend? i think the T5 from edifier will fit, right? i'm generally in the low budget range :)
Calling these speakers studio monitors is misleading. Their characteristics are not flat! Yes, they are good computer speakers, but its not suitable for music production.
These have a much flatter response curve than many other popular near-field studio monitors they compete with... if anything their use as a reference monitor is limited by their lack of headroom, limited dynamic range in the low end and their low power, but as a near field monitor they are as good as you can get in this price range and physical size.
Had these and they sound plain horrible. They just lack natural reproduction of any sound normal people listen to, since their low end just does not even exist. Even normal voices cannot be reproduced by those, let alone music or anything else. Set them up near field, triangle etc. but it won't fix it - these cannot work without substituting the low end. Possibly they work for people into violin music or a preference for shrieking high pitched audio - but everyone else needs to combine them with some sort of low end that isn't over the top.
You need some sort of software EQ to get the most out of these... with a flat eq curve they don't sound all that great even when you adjust the bass/treble controls on the back of the amp, however very minimal tweak to get them sounding very good.
Let me know your thoughts below. If you wanna pick up a pair for yourself: amzn.to/43AedZc
Hey, great review. I just snapped up a pair of these for my PC and love them. I have attached an Echo Dot 3 to the line in, boom I have Bluetooth connectivity and a smart speaker, with decent sound! That was a massive unexpected bonus for me, really simple controls, no switching sources, if Alexa chimes in it talks over the PC audio, could be a minus, I call it a bonus.
Would love to see some speakers like these or the Edifier 1280 moded with the little of the Hypex series (not to blow them with excessive power), proper interior treatmen and, if possible, improved crossover.
Great review Nick. I actually have a pair of KRK classic 5's in my Amazon cart roght now.
I bought these last month, and they are perfect for my needs, exactly what I wanted and at least as good as I was expecting. Using as near field computer speakers, not mixing my own sounds but wanted something clean and clear due to some hearing loss (muffled sounds in one ear), for playing music, watching videos and for work meetings. I've had enough junk speakers over the years to know what bad ones sound like and these are the opposite. I do find I have to tweak my EQ constantly depending on the type of music, have quite a few presets already saved. Their appearance also factored into my decision to get them. I was hoping to find something this good with usb connectivity and even bluetooth if I could find it, but could't pass up the price for these ones. (before this I had bought some sanyun w208s that looked the part but sounded meh and died young, wish I had just gone with something like these first).
@ 2:00 I can only imagine the eye twitch forming as those wonderful connectors come into view. LOL
Haha! You know it. I am a sucker for five way binding posts.
cool video thanks for all the info
looks like a good option for computer desk speakers especially if they go on sale
Hey my friend, great channel u’ve got here! I’ve been making raves for some time but always relied on someone else becouse of the Soundsystem, so I actually have no Idea about sound systems, my question is, from all systems u can build yourself, is there one u would recommend for a bass intense outdoor techno rave
I got a pair for 99 Euro's. Only the volume dial reminds me that these are cheap speakers. It's not a real potentiometer but a digital stepped dial. The steps are too wide and there's leeway between the steps. Really happy with them.
I like that you measured the speakers with a table under them since that is the way you will listed to them.
Thanks Dan! I was hoping that that would be helpful. Especially since I don’t see very many people rising these up in the air fryer right next to them.
I have similar feelings about testing treble. It is a practical to see the response because some people are sensitive to brightness while others have hearing loss at higher frequencies.
during your testing what were your ideal treble and bass settings?
Wow, better than I expected.
how its compare to presonus 3.5 brother? please reply
3:58 Do you use Monitor Mode(Red LED) or Music Mode(Green LED) when real-time measurements? It seems to be Music Mode(Green LED)?
what is your recommendation for the other studio monitor that nearly has a flat EQ??
I'll pick at this for ideas for my monitors. I think my current plan is WAY to big.
Definitely
Wowww what a great review…
I´m currently planning to build some IB speakers and maybe a Single Bass Array, have you got some tips or maybe could look into some experiments?
Yeah, why don’t you create a new thread on the forum we can share some ideas and tips and you can give us a better idea of what you’re trying to do. www.toidsdiyaudio.com/forums
@@Toid Great Idea, didn´t know about the forum. Thanks!
@@EnglishPete You're welcome
My mr4 are cutting my sounds . When my bass is to loud why is it ??
They don't have a lot of power and simply can't drive the coils hard enough at low frequency, this is why they are good as near-field monitors but not for filling a room.
So around 2 feet from the listener for live streaming, meeting, and business video/voice over editing for a good use case? I'm hoping I can move my amp and ELAC B6s to my turntable :)
That would be perfect use for them
I bought a pair for my son for computer use and I was that impressed by the sound coming from his room that I put them in my main system for a few days and really enjoyed them.
One small negative for me was the volume control which is notched and at lower levels one click up almost doubles the volume, it would be nice to have a bit more control of the volume but other than that I recommend them for a small space and near field listening.
Seriously the volume goes up and down?
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My mr4 are cutting my sounds . When my bass is to loud why is it ??
@@DAZZLINBEATS Because they are cheap speakers. Don't expect more for this price.
this ones or the presonus eris 3.5?
MR4
@@HorizonMusic84 i have had the mr4 for a week now and i am completely satisfied with it!!!
I'm going to get the Edifier T5 subwoofer soon!
@@EliasPfaiffer Yes, its great. For that price it surpasses some models from other brands that are more expensive, the MR4 because of how economical it is, the sound it has is incredible
@@HorizonMusic84 do you have the mr4 yourself? and which subwoofer would you recommend? i think the T5 from edifier will fit, right? i'm generally in the low budget range :)
Got this today for 60 usd
For the Algorhythm. 😊
Thank you!
For less than double the money u buy kali monitors that are way better than those
Great tip. I’ll have to look more into those. I haven’t personally heard them.
Which Kalis?
The lp6 are $600 a pair in my part of the world
These MR4s are $130 a pair.
Kali's are expensive. what are you saying?
i have only 100
Calling these speakers studio monitors is misleading. Their characteristics are not flat! Yes, they are good computer speakers, but its not suitable for music production.
These have a much flatter response curve than many other popular near-field studio monitors they compete with... if anything their use as a reference monitor is limited by their lack of headroom, limited dynamic range in the low end and their low power, but as a near field monitor they are as good as you can get in this price range and physical size.
Had these and they sound plain horrible.
They just lack natural reproduction of any sound normal people listen to, since their low end just does not even exist. Even normal voices cannot be reproduced by those, let alone music or anything else.
Set them up near field, triangle etc. but it won't fix it - these cannot work without substituting the low end.
Possibly they work for people into violin music or a preference for shrieking high pitched audio - but everyone else needs to combine them with some sort of low end that isn't over the top.
You need some sort of software EQ to get the most out of these... with a flat eq curve they don't sound all that great even when you adjust the bass/treble controls on the back of the amp, however very minimal tweak to get them sounding very good.
Couldn't watch the commercial
You mean the empirical testing? It’s very clear you didn’t watch the video. Feel free to comment afterwards once you actually watched it.