KRK VXT6 Active Studio Monitor

Pretty well-balanced sound, might be a little mids heavy vs. the highs though. Lending to a slightly less "bright" sound than you might be used to with a Yamaha. That's purely subjective coming from me though, I'm not a scientist. Less bass heavy than the KRK Rokits. Classic KRK Yellow cones, black curvy bodies. These things can go LOUD too. At the end of the day, it takes time to learn your monitors - the way they reproduce sounds vs. the way you mix - and I've had these for ten years, so I know them like the back of my hand and I can get well balanced mixes out of them. Also, now that I think about it, I don't think they even make these anymore.

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.

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!!!!

powerfull speakers, good sound, pumpin' stuff

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

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

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

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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