KRK ROKIT 5 G3 Studio Monitor
KRK ROKIT 5 G3 Studio Monitor
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- 5 Stores from $109.99 See prices updated 18 hours ago
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- 95
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- 88
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- Active & Passive Monitors Ranked #15
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- 4 demo videos
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Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for KRK ROKIT 5 G3 Studio Monitor
Based on 88 Reviews and 376 Ratings
Little size, big sound
As nearfield home studio monitors, these are nothing short of awesome. They're relatively flat across the freq response curve, which is great for hearing all the subtleties in your melodies that might otherwise be drowned out by boomier freqs. But down discount the bass in these either, they slam like the big boys and really let you hear the dirty lows you're kicking out. Built-in isolation pads are another big +, no need to worry about your speaker bouncing across your desk and muddling up everything. If you're considering them, BUY THEM.
Brings out every detail I need to hear. Powerful but compact enough to fit right on my desktop.
I got the KRK 5 (3rd Gen) as a present not long ago; I’m very thankful for them — definitely a must have if you’re thinking about getting into music production or a DIY solo artist. It’s changed how I mix and ultimately how I write, mix and produce. I really want to listen back and hear a unique sound of my own. It’s only possible with the right type of gear. I can hear even the slightest frequency or tiny sonic artifact. Listening back to some of my older tracks in studio with the KRKs set up, I’m kind of surprised at how solid some of my older sessions really were, because I couldn’t hear the full spectrum of my mixes. It’s a shame I let so many potential mixes go. I will definitely rework them and I’ll get the sounds I want and need. My mixes sound a lot more balanced sonically, a lot cleaner and closer to developing my signature sound.
Cool, but not helpful.
Really fun monitors, they sound nice, but too much bass. They're not really flat so my mixes always end up sounding off when I use them.
Pretty good for the price
The yellow coned rokits are something most people are familiar with now and honestly it is for good reason. These are relatively cheap, provide really low bass response for a 5", and overall, they're decently accurate. They don't make much static noise plugged into 1/4" which is good and they're still running to this day (Jan 2021)
Definitely a good reference or tracking monitor but not something I would personally mix and master on. They are fun little speakers to start producing on or just get you some satisfying sounding audio.
You will be mine soon... Amazing price/quality...