Advadva
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Last week I got a pair of those snow-white studio monitors.
Previously I used KRK RP5G1, RP8G2, Focal Alpha 65.
Now I'm in love-hate relationships with those Kalis and quite confused to be honest.
On the one hand, I can see why people love them, sound is more spacious and detailed. Bass is not exaggerated.
However, I faced a couple of issued and I would like to hear someone else's input on.
Bass: some tracks entirely lack of it, while the others still sounds good. Surprisingly techno sounds amazing.
Upper mids: I feel there is a dip that makes some music sound dull. Some of recordings are more affected.
Highs: they are fatiguing. I have never experience this with my previous speakers.
Adjusting to -2db helps a little bit, but it also worsen upper mids problem.
Subjectively, some tracks sounds alright, some improved, but the others have lost their charm.
I wonder whether it caused by better overall flatness or something is not right with LP-6.
Would replacing them with IN-8 2nd wave improve anything or I'd better go for another brand?
It could be that they are not fully broken-in yet, but I doubt it could change sounds upside-down.
Any input is highly appreciated, especially from other LP-6 owners.
Previously I used KRK RP5G1, RP8G2, Focal Alpha 65.
Now I'm in love-hate relationships with those Kalis and quite confused to be honest.
On the one hand, I can see why people love them, sound is more spacious and detailed. Bass is not exaggerated.
However, I faced a couple of issued and I would like to hear someone else's input on.
Bass: some tracks entirely lack of it, while the others still sounds good. Surprisingly techno sounds amazing.
Upper mids: I feel there is a dip that makes some music sound dull. Some of recordings are more affected.
Highs: they are fatiguing. I have never experience this with my previous speakers.
Adjusting to -2db helps a little bit, but it also worsen upper mids problem.
Subjectively, some tracks sounds alright, some improved, but the others have lost their charm.
I wonder whether it caused by better overall flatness or something is not right with LP-6.
Would replacing them with IN-8 2nd wave improve anything or I'd better go for another brand?
It could be that they are not fully broken-in yet, but I doubt it could change sounds upside-down.
Any input is highly appreciated, especially from other LP-6 owners.