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Your English is excellent. Nice review. Take care and best wishes.

Indeed, except that the KH150 is designed for nearfield use and is not particularly effective at longer distances. I suspect that the the KH310 II will be next, but I have nothing to base that on except my feelings.

In the past maybe, but low distortion with Neuman KH150's make this quite unnecessary. Times change. Measurements count - not subjective impressions.

Not true with the lowest octave if the monitors measure flat at the LP down to 40 Hz and one does not need the lowest octave. Subs are almost always incorrectly used.

Not with MA1. You could purchase a room equalization program.

and ATC has relevant competition.

They are pretty. The measurements are awful. Compare to Neumann KH120 II's.

One of the factors that make Neumann monitors good for nearfield and very nearfield use.

not Erin

I want to clarify the issue, with Neumann monitors, in my analysis. First, they are front ported or not ported at all. That makes a big difference from rear ported. Second, one must consider the issue of reflected sound interfering with the direct sound. A little reflected sound is good...

Loud does not mean low bass. They are designed as nearfield monitors. The KH 310's do not use DSP. So why does DSP have anything to do with integrating them with subs?

We do not know what the new 310's will be like. We have to wait and see. Speculation is just that - speculation.

There is little or no purpose using a sub if a monitor already accurately reproduces sources above 40 Hz. There is very little content below this. Neumann says that the amps in its new monitors are similar to class D. They do an excellent job of powering the KH150's and KH120 II's. The...

I am already wrestling with whether to purchase the new one or not.

That is not going to happen... you know.....

I like my KH310's very much. In fact they are used for the main recording console in my studio. I have KH150's/KH120II's on two other workstations. In practical terms I have no preference - although if pressed I have a slight preference for the KH150's. I wonder however, if I could tell a...

I suspect they will develop their own drivers.

That is a thought. It will be fascinating to see what it is.

I think it is very likely that the next monitor that Neuman introduces will be a KH310 II, which will have DSP. I think that their big problem is designing a monitor that is significantly better than the KH150. That is a tough assignment.

I have a KH750 for use with my KH310's but ---- it is not hooked up at the present. The reason is that none of the music I produce has any content below 40 Hz. Indeed, with very few exceptions very little music produced has any content in that lowest octave. There is some pipe organ music, a...