Small Studio Monitors=-Any Recommendations?

[Atomic Marshmallow]

As the thread title says, Small Studio Monitors=-Any Recommendations?

I am looking at something quite small in the vein of Yamaha MSP3, small Alesis ones (can't remember the model number), Genelec 8020a, etc...
Something small, doesn't take up a lot of space, not too heavy to lug around and sound very good.

I already have Mackie 824, but I would like a secondary pair for my second "studio" based around my laptop. Plus they would be useful to compare mixes with my Mackies. Quality though is important.

Thanks for your input.

[pethu]

As the thread title says, Small Studio Monitors=-Any Recommendations?

I am looking at something quite small in the vein of Yamaha MSP3, small Alesis ones (can't remember the model number), Genelec 8020a, etc...
Something small, doesn't take up a lot of space, not too heavy to lug around and sound very good.

I already have Mackie 824, but I would like a secondary pair for my second "studio" based around my laptop. Plus they would be useful to compare mixes with my Mackies. Quality though is important.

Thanks for your input.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=105338

[bjarnenorheim]

genelec 8020

[where02190]

The KRK Rockits are amazing, very accurate, with exceptional bass response for a small box. However if you like your 828's you probably won't like the Rockits, the low end is not hyped and boomy like the 828's with their passive/active woofer technology. Glad someone likes them, I personally wouldn't take the gift of a pair. No offense intended, but have you ever actually listened to the low end, and the difference between the 2 woofers? Drove me nuts!!!!! I used them in some very nicely tuned rooms, and I still couldn't get them to translate for shit.

Anyway, like I said, no offense intended, glad they are working for you.

[multree]

Yamaha HS50

[inertiatic_esp]

I have KRK RP5s and I LOVE them