ADAM Audio T8V Studio Monitor Single

After completing exhaustive reviews of all the competing speakers in this class such as Yamaha, JBL, Klipsch, KRK, SONUS, and Polk, we decided to go with the ADAM T8V for both technical and aesthetic reasons. The sound quality and frequency range is real and fantastic. The only flaw this speaker has is having a single RCA input on the back. It would be nice if they could replace that input with two TSR balanced inputs or possibly add Bluetooth as an option. That would probably increase the price. We used a TSR to XLR balanced cable from an audio interface to the speaker, and that is working great. Ran a frequency test on it and it was slightly better than advertised.

First, I have it with a sound card focurite 2i2 3rd génération, personaly its great.Sound quality is just amazing. The highs, the base 8 inches amazing. Lots said missing mids but I don't agree. I notice with the base they provide you can really uptimized your mix for more base and good for Car quality mix too. Phone or I pod wise, tricky. I listen to November rain with this amd God knows I know the song but I did catch notes I never heard before 😳People saying studio speaker are not made to listen to music for real or karaoke didn't try those. I have a mixer with direct voice effect plug laptop on YouTube and poof! Karaoke is on cam have 4 signer lol. 118 decibel is good enough.Quality= crank it load then go outside your house and its quietNo fake boost of useless range.Classical music is so good with it too. Crisp saxophone violon cello all. My piano on this sounds like paradise.I understand why all YouTube video got them often first choice.The TV on this picture is 65 inches so they are farely bigCan beleive those are lower level of the brand.Twitter are crazy presise and powerfull and truly spare your ears long term listening session.Amazing

I can't do these justice but sound quality is great, good for amateur and professional set ups of all sizes

Doing music production for 20 years; recently bought these studio monitors and retired my old BX5s for a better low end and these do the job, I can hear it all and clearer than ever. Very happy.

These things surprised me, they are cheaper than the HS8s, but less in demand and they easily sound better and less tinny in the high ranges due to the ribbon tweeter. Paired with the subwoofer they are a perfect 2.1 setup for anyone looking to have the ability to produce solid accurate mixes. I wont say they will replace a set of genelecs anytime soon but if you aren't making blockbuster films, scoring high end media or doing scientific tests on sound, these are beyond perfect. I used them to produce and mix hip hop/rap, RnB, Pop, and even some alternative folk style vocals and they are able to translate perfectly to headphones, the car or anywhere with good audio quality.They are a little simplistic and not having front facing LEDs and controls like volume, pass through, and pads makes them slightly inconvenient for the versatility of placement in a studio. You will be going to the back of these things often if you change your set up often and that means you will need adequate space. But that trade off pales in comparison to the price, given that they only 300$ a pop. They aren't the all time cheapest but definitely cheaper and better then any of their competitors. The best way I can describe these monitors is that its capitalism at its best when it works; A company slashed features that are not super important to rely on the stuff that matters most and passed that saving on to the consumer. Amazing pair of monitors.