Still some great monitors because of their really detailed mids when you can make critical changes in that fields.

I use these as my main monitors (for now). I switch between my them and my Sennheiser hd-25 headphones to check that everything sounds right. Seeing as I live in an apartment building with quite thin floors, these are great cause they don't produce that much bass so I can play a bit louder without shaking the whole place up. They're also really good at bringing forth the problems in the mix so it makes it easier to hear what needs to be adjusted.

I have all the 3 versions of them: 10M, 10 PRO, 10STUDIO. For all people who knows about them, still a great reference for all. PRO and STUDIO versions are a little bit harder in midrange response and the power amplifier is the most important thing to make them sound like a rock.

The cliche is always 'if it sounds good on NS10's it sounds good everywhere'. The sweet spot is more in the levels for me. I can balance anything into proportion on medium to low volume levels and also my clients say 'wow, I didn't hear that before'. It might not appeal to the 'Beats By Dre' generation but hey, once you stray from McDonalds or KFC, you'll develop a taste for what you're hearing instead of what you think you hear. 'Patience my young padawan', Master Yoda would say..

(chris's monitors) one of many he uses, has been using them for years

Uellton Alves will be using Yamaha NS-10M Studio Monitor

I using sub monitor with Yamaha NS-10M Studio.

the only way to monitor yo.

The bad Lack of Studio Monitor, but in a good way you can easily create a great mixing, that can listen in all different Speakers.

If you can achieve a great mix on these speakers, it will translate well everywhere.