[43 Hz to 30 kHz] There is a reason you see these in almost any studio you walk into. I've had mine for 13yrs and just ordered this replacement due to someone knocking over my speaker smh.

[55 W] I had been looking at these Yamaha monitors for over a month, and was also trying to decide what to do about a monitor controller. So needless to say I was THRILLED to find this kit! Saved a lot of money, and i could not be happier with the quality of every component! Speakers and sub sound absolutely fantastic, especially for the price. Monitor station�and cables are all top notch�as well!!

[55 W] These are the Goldilocks of home studio speakers, not too big, not too small. Fantastic sound across the dynamic range but with a neutral response that can be tuned to your room. The tonal clarity lets your ears hear nuances that you would otherwise miss in the mud. I will probably add the sub at some point in the future to extend the bottom end range but for now these sound perfect by themselves. Don’t let their small size fool you either, they can still move some air and at higher volumes they still are well within their limits and don’t sound like they’re being forced to work hard. The cabinets are well built, solid and look like they will last forever. I researched a lot of competitors and when these went on sale I didn’t hesitate.

[43 Hz to 30 kHz] Easy to set up - just plug & play - and they sound AWESOME!

[23.2 lb] After a miserable encounter with Guitar Center and my money being held hostage for 3 weeks when I had nothing of theirs. Anywho...
B&H was same price. I saved on the taxes by getting a Payboo card. And the gear was shipped very fast. I’m an overly excited with my new layout and the speakers sound great. Great for a small home studio.

[43 Hz to 30 kHz] These speakers are perfectly balanced. Sweet highs, fat bass and everything wonderful in between. I can't believe how fast they arrived after ordering. Nobody beats B&H!!!

[23.2 lb] For the price these are the best small near field monitors in terms of easy translation to general hifi systems etc. They don't require much practice to nail the mix and have good bass response that's not too boomy for a ported cabinet. My preferred monitors are the original NS10 and Unity Audio The Rock MkII but both require substantial practice and I still love these just as a general work horse.

[43 Hz to 30 kHz] Many big studios used NS10s back in the day - some with a thin piece of tissue over the tweeter - lol. I have worked in a lot of A studios and listened to many high end speakers. They are all a little different. The very most precise sound pretty sterile and cold to me = accurate vs musical. The bottom line is, you have to 'learn' how your speakers sound by taking the same tunes - or your mixes - and playing them over as many systems as you can - to then try to figure out how to go back and re-mix to sound best on all.

After I got the new kit hooked up, I started by playing those same songs I have listened to over countless speakers, headphones and PA systems. WOW! This kit sounds amazingly good right out of the box. I love it's phat quality, and I can really hear the mid and upper frequency detail in the arrangements whilst grooving to both the old and new songs. For the money, or even a lot more money, Yamaha has delivered a really good sounding package (yes, the sub is a _must_) for less than what some others want for just one box. The isolators are nice and hold the speakers where placed on my slippery desktop and under the desk. What is not to love?

[2 kHz] I bought these to supplement a mixing setup with larger 10 speakers, and they do a great job giving me a new perspective, especially monitoring EQ adjustments in the mid-range and high-end. I also bought a Mackie Big Knob to flip back and forth quickly, and love being able to keep the energy up while I check my mix quickly on the different speakers. Highly recommend to take your studio and mixes to the new level.

[23.2 lb] They are very clear and work great for sound mixing. Highly recommend.