[24 Hz to 300 Hz] These monitor speakers, although pricy, are very well suited to mixing and editing in protools for a studio either at home or in a formal studio setting. They are transparent with a very flat sound that does not emphasize any particular aspect of the frequency spectrum. Flat sound as used here is a good thing. The bass is surprisingly strong in my editing room which only about 8' x 10'. I did add a subwoofer for frequencies below 50Hz. The highs are exceptionally clear and the midrange very smooth. These speakers are very easy on the ears even after several hours editing. I highly recommend them. I use them mainly to edit recording of live theatrical musical performances.

[Limiter] I have the T7V monitors also from Adam Audio. I was supremely satisfied with them. I didn't know what I was missing! With the addition of this sub, the entire should profile is more rich, balanced, and tighter. The sub can be disabled with a foot switch which is so useful for testing mixes and also gives you a sense of just how much difference this sub makes. I would suggest you go through the manual and the online videos of sub setup; especially level adjustment and placement and phase as it makes a big difference. Highly highly recommended.

[24 Hz to 300 Hz] I just used two of these with two QSC K10.2s and they were banging so loud; I loved it! All of my guests really enjoyed it too. The bass is really great and the cross-over options are even better. I would definitely recommend these and I highly recommend buying these direct here, from B&H Photo; amazing customer service team!

[Limiter] Awesome subwoofer! Sound Great. Exactly what I wanted to complete my system to go along with my EV ZLX12p speakers. Thanks EV for making this sub. Good choice for anyone wanting to add some thump!

[112 dB] This was a great addition to my system, joining a pair of S2V speakers. Brilliant sound at both moderate high volumes. This was an upgrade from my reliable ADAM A7X system which worked well for more than a decade. My only complaint was that two previous shipments of the MK2 Subwoofers came damaged. It seems they were repackaged with inferior boxes which could not properly safeguard the hefty speaker. Third time, on my instructions, they arrived in the factory shipping box and all was well.

[112 dB] The setup and configuration were super straightforward! Adding it to HomeKit was effortless and everything works as hoped. Worth noting, that touch sensitivity for the on/off of the lights is very sensitive.

[24 Hz to 300 Hz] I've been very happy with this sub and it blends well with my small Adam T5V computer speakers. Sound is very clear, great sound stage. I would get this combination again!

[112 dB] I tried 3 different subs over the last year to blend with my Focal Shape 50s. I didn't want to buy the Sub6, as it would't quite be a good fit for my space, so I tried other brands. None of them blended well and I ended up returning them. It took a little while to find the optimal phase adjustment, which I did by using a spectrum analyzer with a very slow response. The crossover ended up being 60Hz, which gives me a very smooth extension down to about 35Hz or so, allowing me to hear the sub frequencies and lowest notes of kick, bass and other instruments. They blend very well with the Shape 50s. It is worth mentioning that bass trapping is highly recommended, particularly when using a SUB. I also have Sonarworks to compensate for some residual room modes.

[Limiter] Quick setup with HomeKit, bright and easy to use. Not diffused so individual lights may be seen if you have reflective surfaces nearby.

[24 Hz to 300 Hz] I own one SC-204 that I use as my keyboard monitor. Two SC-205's and TS-108 sub. I use the 205's and sub to gig small home venues. These speakers are great. Flat sound to me and they work. Great sound for mid to upper-mid priced speakers I would buy again and recommend to all.