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KRK VXT6 Active Studio Monitor

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The powered KRK VXT 6 studio monitor is defined by a distinct low end, articulate midrange, and precise highs. The VXT 6 delivers clarity and accuracy on a par with world-class speakers costing much more.

In addition, KRK Systems VXT 6 offers e...

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23 Artists Use This
Zedd

In the video "A Moment of Clarity" (24:12) he's seen using these monitors.
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Flume

In the photo on Flumes instagram you can see on the desk is the VXT6 in the corner.
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Mikkas

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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

Around 1:33 in a video of the Ryan Lewis studio, his KRK VXT6 Studio Monitors can be seen on a studio monitor stand.
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Quintino

At 0:28, one can see Quintino & Alvaro producing with two KRK VXT6s.
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Timmy Trumpet

Can be seen on the sides of the display
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Will Sparks

Will Sparks featured here on his own YouTube channel, in only a hat, underpants and socks, working out the early stages of the track, "When The Lights Go Out, ft. Troi" using the KRK VXT6 monitors as his main studio monitors.
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Cole Plante

In this behind the scenes video, we see Cole Plante using KRK monitors on several occasions. There is an especially clear view of the monitors at around 3:25.
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Alex Metric

The KRK VXT6's can be seen at 7:57 in this video.
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Jewelz & Sparks

back in the studio!
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Stefano Noferini

use this in your STUDIO
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Marc Noir

In a reddit AMA, Marc Noir mentions that he uses KRK VXT6 Active Studio Monitors. Original source [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/2mhts5/as_promised_here_for_another_ama_marc_noir_dim/cm4i1xb).
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Jaytech

Jaytech's secondary monitors are KRK VXT6 Active Studio Monitors. In a blog post, he talks about how he uses them: "At the moment I’m rocking some Adam A7X monitors alongside some KRK VXT 6. ...The KRKs, on the other hand, are built more like a child’s toy with a yellow and black plastic exterior, and their sound reflects this. They are more “fun” to use, giving the listener a more similar experience to a home hi-fi or car stereo, with pounding bass and a noisier sound overall. There’s actually a karaoke joint here in Berlin that uses them in their booths. Here’s the thing about KRK speakers. I know a lot of producers buy these in the hopes that it’ll give them a complete monitoring solution but in reality they’re not really capable of that. They can give you about 60% of what you need, and they do that 60% very well – especially when it comes to clubby punch and warmth in the lower mids and bass). However, mixing a complete record on them is probably going to lead to a kind of “plastic-ey” sound in your music that lacks the pristine clarity people are used to hearing nowadays. So, your best bet is to have a few options, and get into a habit of switching to these different systems to get only what you need from them. I’ll mix for three hours on the [A7X](http://equipboard.com/items/adam-audio-a7x-powered-studio-monitor) and then come back to the KRKs for 30 minutes, to bring some fun back in the mix when it’s sounding quite clinical."
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Shigeto

You can see his VXTs in this picture
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Zac Samuel

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Joe Ghost

"Recording some amazing vocals for a new track with @vitachambers , can't wait for you guys to hear this!"
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Monartic

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Mehmet Akar

Krk VXT 6 in the home studio.
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Flaremode

you can see the Krk Vxt 6 in action into the flaremode studios
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Jerome Artist (German)

In this Walkthrough he made on his Track, he shows what he got.
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TheFatRat

You can the see the monitor on his right, troughout the hole video.
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DROELOE

Can see monitors on desk
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Acea

In this instagram post, Acea can be seen using KRK VXT6 monitors.
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Description

In addition, KRK Systems VXT 6 offers elements that have made KRK sounds a studio standard. These include radiused edges for improved imaging and slotted ports that greatly reduce distortion caused by port turbulence. What's more, KRK includes valuable and practical enhancements like a speaker protection circuit for added confidence, auto on/off for improved convenience, and upgraded driver and amplifier components to ensure peak performance in even the most demanding professional environments.

Whether you are making critical mixing decisions or capturing the subtle nuances of a unique sound, you'll quickly discover the KRK VXT 6 studio monitor is as precise about your work as you are.

Specifications

Video Shielding: Standard
Drivers: HF 1" Soft Dome Tweeter, LF 6" Kevlar Woofer
Input: XLR & 1/4" TRS Combo, 10K Ohm Balanced, Pin 1 + Sleeve = Ground, Pin 2 + Tip = High, Pin 3 + Ring = Low
Amplification: 120 watt Bi-amp with 24dB/octave
Dimensions: 13-5/8" x 9-7/16" x 10" (34.6 x 24 x 25.4 cm)
Shipping Weight: 25 lbs (12 Kg)

12 reviews

jowst

225

There are better monitors, but not for this price.

When you ask about what to choose when you are bying your first (or second) studio monitors, 40% will say KRK, and 60% will say that KRK is shit. But the VXT-series ar WAY better then the Rockit-series. Those once saying that KRK is shit, probably has their experience with KRK Rockit.

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about 2 years ago
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feralcreatures

216

Great sounding and reliable

Had these from the very first release. They are a great sounding monitor with a touch of hi-fi. They have never blown and hardly been clipped or had the limiter set off. If you can still get a pair cheap, get them!!!!

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over 1 year ago
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andreabertolinidj

277

powerfull

powerfull speakers, good sound, pumpin' stuff

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almost 3 years ago
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marcopiangiamore

121

Perfect!

Very helpful on mixdowns, better than other models I tried in many years.

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over 3 years ago
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drummmer22

263

Clear sound

I just bought them after some Yahama HS7, and its a big difference of clarity and of high frequency.

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over 3 years ago
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akakingj

169

Main Monitoring

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over 4 years ago
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danrell

115

I hate them, but i keep them because of the good looks.

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over 4 years ago
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danielcrook

251

Against common opinion, I think KRKs sound great. These aren't too dominating in the low end and have brilliant high end clarity

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over 4 years ago
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rami_ab5

145

MONETORES

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over 4 years ago
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floris_dijkers

254

Great heavy sound!

I got this friends since the beginning of my produce-career, and I think KRK have still one of the best nearfield-monitors ever made. Maybe it is a little expensive, but it sounds really nice, deep and punchy at the same time. It has a good deep bass, if you want it harder you need to buy a KRK subwoofer, but this 2 fullranges is more than fair enough for the genre and quality I make. Of course, there are Genelec speakers that costs around 14.000 euros, and than you maybe got a much cleaner sound, but I am just a intermediate producer, and i haven't the money and capacity's for that. So i'm really happy with this ones.

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about 3 years ago
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