KRK Rokit 5 G4 RP5G4 vs Adam Audio T5V || Sound & Frequency Response Comparison

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• Test Tracks
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-Sound recorded using Zoom H6 recorder
-Frequency measurements done in semi treated room using UMIK-1 microphone
-Levels matched using SPL meter
-All tone controls set to neutral

[@DSAUDIOreview]

-> 09:50

[@jenshuxley]

adam sounds more compressed (for example track deep on krk more relax), voice have to much zz sss peaky sound, reverb mask from bass and highs, also mids generally mask, less tight bass, less resolution on mids... 10:0 for krk thx for test.

[@kumareshhalder4214]

Both i have in my studio for puchcy song i switch on krk and for bright top end i use T5v

[@whitessounds]

Los KRK tienen un sonido más encajonado.

[@julzofficial3898]

in the end which are better for mix & master

[@meanwhileinespoo1265]

@@julzofficial3898 well a. lot of people said they changed from the Rockits to the adams because the bass was too over emphasized in the rockits... I just got the T5V pair and they sound great... I had the Yamaha HS5 pair just before these and thought that the adams sounded like hifi speakers because they were so good... I didnt think they were so flat.. nut after using headphones and hearing tracks through comsumer headphones and then the adams, the adame did sound flat... the HS5s were so weak in low frequencies but the mixes translated well... been wondering whether to go higher and get the A5X as the are no soo expansive now...never ending neurotic story...

[@MuthuRajaM1993]

Definitely Adam Audio T5V, I have spent two months to choose between these two. Both are actually good speakers. I will give equal rating for the bass. But here I have to tell you something About the Adam audio Ribbon Tweeters. These are the best tweeters in the market for these price range. Very very clear high ends. It won’t hurt your ears. It’s smooth, nice and clear. Separation is also too good. Adam speakers are really good for mastering. Talking about the features, I think the display and the eq options on Krk was useless. It might help krk on marketing basis. But actually speaking Adam audio’s features are nice simple and clear. Highs, minds, lows everything was clear on Adam. Krk losses on highs. So I recommend Adam audio T5V.

[@real.demesure]

Mid and high end on krk could be better !

[@MeerQy_Music]

The krk is a lot truer and flatter though so they better for mixing. You will get a very low high end in your mixes with the adams and also a bit too much low mids.

[@djthamlas_tbs]

Adam audio has better treble. Midrange and bass is debatable. But technical performance. Detail, Adam audio wins

[@arrleo3835]

great and on point comparison video! in my opinion, adam sounds like its better for mixing and mastering while krk is better for leisure listening

[@newellslab]

To be honest I love both speakers greatly and have gotten a chance to try them both in a studio and I just cant give up the generation 4 KRK's. While the Adam speakers are very good and warm sounding, the KRK's just sound more like the original test files, and didnt over pronaounciate like some sounds in the Adams did. The KRK's sounded a bit more flat to me over a nice pair of headphones. While I would definitly choose Adam for my bedroom or living room (outside of the studio), I would go KRK inside the studio becaues of the more flat sound profile. Also, the KRK's include room tuning software and an integrated 25 option dsp standard, which can make them sound just like Adam, and sometimes even better. I think the Adams are best for primarly rock, coffe house, accoustic and vocals, but if your producing heavy bass music or EDM/pop, go KRK.

[@TechnoDjIvan]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I think that the Krk's are more for studio than Adam's too. Best Regards!!!

[@vikplevnes736]

this is what I needed to hear, thank you good human. One question tho, how are the Rokit 5 compared to the KRK Classics? The silver Classics are down to 110 per monitor which is a great value...I also consider buying a krk subwoofer

[@fpsoundpacks]

Thanks for this comparison, it was really helpful! I had both of them standing here for testing purposes and I have to say that the Adam t5v sounding much more natural and less strenuous. The krk rp5 g4 had a bit too phoney highs. Therefor a little more audible bass (but not better). The Adam, on the other hand, don't sound pressed. After a longer session with the krk's, it felt like my ears are getting pressed more and more. Like listen to a over compressed bad mastered song! So I kept the Adam t5v for two reasons. The more natural sound and longer sessions without feeling that my ears are getting pressed. I really intended to keep the krk's as I had read so many positive things about it. I didn't even care about the laughing Minion design, if the sound was right. But the Adam absolutely convinced me. Honestly I am happy about it, because now I can look at such fancy monitors that inspire me while making music than to stare at two yellow laughing one-eyed minions.

[@27needles1]

I absolutely love my laughing minions. 🤪

[@no2thenwo737]

I am listening to this video through a pair of Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro's and I can't agree with you more. The Adam Audio sound is more fluid and less strained. The KRK's sound like they're struggling and just blasting out to compensate. In all honesty, the KRK's on this video remind me of the old Optimus (Radio Shack) Mach 3 speakers. I would not recommend these as engineering monitors.

[@peter-paulburns2551]

I made the KRK choice due to the better bass and middle range. The Adams are also good but in the end it was the new KRK Audio Tool App that gave me the final decision. This App is fantastic for giving the best settings for your room without having to invest too much in acoustic treatment.

[@ryalsackjon3020]

Sweetwater said Rokit 5’s were on back order for two months, and suggested the Adam T5v as an alternative. After hearing this, i do hear more mid clarity in the Adams, and the rokits seem slightlyyyyy muddier in the low mid to low range than the adams. I feel like I made the right choice, and cant wait for them to come.❤️

[@harmanpreetsingh9702]

But krks are close to the original..adams can make your mix a lil dull cause they have a boost in the higher end...

[@gossipboynyc9625-VN]

@@harmanpreetsingh9702 It's why you high shelf it down

[@SandunAthulathmudali]

Here the Adam's takes the place as it gives more separation and width, and rokits also touches the lines but not as Adam's... Good luck both

[@BIDNDRIVETV]

I have the Rokit 5 G4s & the Adam a5x. Here are my opinions for anyone looking to buy either of these (I know these are the T5V but are comparable) First, both of these speakers sound fantastic and depending on where you place them, you'll be happy with the sound they produce. That being said the Adams sound fuller and more complete. Ive seen a lot of comments of the Rokits 5 G4s having more/better bass but that is definitely not the case with me. Moreover, you can always tweak the equalizer for more bass. In addition, the KRK app is simply a free tool that can be used to room treat any speakers. Build quality is great on both. Hiss is close to nonexistent on both but this would depend on your setup. Low end goes again to Adam. Bass sounds cleaner and more dynamic. Overall, both of these will produce amazing sound. But side by side, test after test, if I had to pick one, I'd go with Adams. P.S. I use these for video editing and home DJ'ing. Simply amazing.

[@ScotianBlooded]

You can tweak the rockets so much tho you can probably make them sound close to the same

[@noyuzradmusic]

I went for my local music store for the KRKs. But Had the chance to compare it with the Adams. The sound difference was huge. After A/B testing in various songs and styles I decided very easily to go with the Adams. Everything just sounded way out there, instruments in the mix were much more definitive, bass was fuller and more rich and the music in total more "alive".

[@obertscloud]

and now how are they ?

[@MeerQy_Music]

I do think the krk a bit better for mixing though. The t5v richer and sounds better but thats because of a lot of colorisation. The krk flatter and more true

[@matteo2286]

@@MeerQy_Music what would you advise if I want to mix/ listen to techno music?

[@isaacsanchez7317]

i'd go with the adams especially because of that ribbon tweeter@@matteo2286

[@gregd7842]

Adam win's IMO, the Adams ribbon tweeter is the deciding factor. Both Speakers are very good. I would purchase the T5V.

[@thegoodguy44]

It’s not a ribbon. Smh.

[@waddupnvck]

The rokits in my opinion, have a nice balance between all the test.

[@zzzwy777]

I'm getting the KRK speakers as they are for sale here in nz , cheaper price and I've seen many great producers using them , although if the Adam audio where for sale here in New Zealand and slightly cheaper price i would definitely get them.

[@teddyurquiaremixesyproducc7005]

I definitely lean on Adam's t5v,

[@skdfdjkdfjkd]

hope they didn't fall down

[@ChrisBessy]

@@skdfdjkdfjkd hahaha xD

[@silentvoices8097]

This has made things very difficult for me, as about to buy some studio monitors. Imo, the Adams SOUND the best having fab details in the highs and generally not sounding murky this end. However, I feel that the krk's are in general the closest to the reference. How much all of this would change listening to this review via different sources/speakers is just a further nightmare lol. So sadly I'm going to get the rokkits for my home studio as seems would be best for mastering, but would pick the Adam for listening /enjoying music. You can never have it all! Also prefer the idea of having bass port on front of rokkits from how most will setup monitors at home anyway.

[@Hakusiyah2]

Good choice You will end up lowering the highs to much with the t series Maybe Save a couple Bucks and get the a series from Adam

[@aniima5335]

i have the adams for my home studio and i love them so much. the tweeters are great. my masters come out great and translate to car speakers and other speakers perfectly imo.

[@sheenodj]

Your videos helped me choose which monitors to buy! Thanks VM!

[@PunchLine-Studio]

I bought the Adams’ to go with my Scarlett 2i2 Gen 4 and I can tell you this much… my guitar flat rocks!!! Keep Loud❤

[@ziebanez]

I'm about to buy monitors and my mind was set on the Adam T5V, but I will have to have them close to the wall behind so I need a bassport in the front. Can't afford the Adam A5X so it looks like I'm getting the KRK Rokit RP5 G4..... It is quite similar in sound to the T5V.

[@EqDior]

although the Adams seem to sound better because of the high in boost in them going back and forth through the reference tracks the KRKs seem to match the original audio a lot closer.

[@pablogrpic8848]

I was considering to buy Adams but after this comparison I clearly understand that they don’t have definition at mids 350hz-500hz at all. It’s a more hifi profil of sound. Not suitable for mixing..!

[@ggamc2971]

The Adam win just for the "full speed " demo. In the electronic "Deep" demo the Adam falling and KRK wins . "Retro wave" demo i can't hear the mid on the adam , KRK win.

[@akosiniroh]

KRK for me, but i need to check and visit my local music store before purchase. Adam is to bright for me. Listening on Sennheiser HD380pro

[@konyesbeatz5799]

The krk pot is on the front while Adams is at the back.. They will never sound the same.. I'm getting my rokit 5 g4 next week ✌️✌️.

[@Clay5701]

that's actually why I got the krk's over the adams lol.

[@xgalactixtoo]

Same

[@altuggunal2598]

did you and are you happy?

[@konyesbeatz5799]

​@@altuggunal2598yap,, more affordable and gives me what I need.

[@MossPalone]

Coping hard because you've already purchased the inferior krk. Get fuck 😂

[@astra004]

What you can see from the frequency response is: you‘ve measured the same room twice.

[@Evgeny_Kostyrin]

It seems that the KRK guys decided that for the Rockits series the mids became important too. Don’t know if the fans of rave and drum & bass will be satisfied :) As always, thanks, Michal !

[@eienzero]

The T5v sound much crispier and clear on the mid-high frequencies to me, BUT, my ears like the Rokit 5 better, can't help it

[@sevchyk]

You are right. These Adam have even more overhyped high frequencies than Rokit.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

I can never bring myself to get any KRK's bc of that yellow sub. Aesthetics is important to me and yellow won't go with anything in my home studio

[@vlakeproducer591]

Creo que los adam agregan mas medios brillos que los krk por lo que pareciesen sonar menos encajonados. asi que el krk es mas fiel

[@ChrisBessy]

oops ..... in all video's for me the T5V was too much high frequencies .... I come here to check the RP5 G4, very flat in other videos, and here for me the T5V is more flat and more close to the source ..... why ?! lol

[@newellslab]

Yea, I have to agree. While I love a warm sound outside of my studio, I want the most flat and representitive sound in a studio. The KRK's sounded the most like the original track.

[@skny2282]

Looking forward to see a test for T5V vs Enotiva B1+ head to head test. Despite price difference, they have similar look and tweeters. Should be an interesting test.

[@_Trakman]

KRK Rokit Gen 5 are out now - new comparison please?

[@gab_ale]

FULL SPEED 2:47 ORIGINAL 2:53 ADAM 3:01 KRK 3:11 ADAM 3:19 ORIGINAL 3:25 KRK 3:34 ADAM 3:43 KRK

[@JamesWilliam70]

Highs are definitely crisper on the Adams, low end is about the same feeling a little tighter on the KRK's

[@sevchyk]

They are not “crisper”, idiot, they are just boosted more…

[@insthatbass]

it's just a clear win for adam t5v from bass to high frequencies. Some might say that krk has more "monitoring sound" but it lacks dynamics too much. But I can agree that adam is quite bright and exciting to be a perfect studio monitor. So just get genelecs or dynaudios. period lol. btw, thanks for all your great videos that you help so many ppl in all over the countries to decide perfect speakers that suits their needs.

[@fiftyerrors]

Great oppinion !

[@JayWerx]

Adams have a slightly more boosted low end but I think the lows on the KRKs are cleaner. Other than that they're pretty damn close.

[@ZKARYA]

Which i should buy?

[@palomania2414]

@@ZKARYA KRK

[@ZKARYA]

@@palomania2414 i have adams now😃

[@pascalmerschaudio]

Adam for the win, when the Rocktrack shows up

[@bodominheaven]

Original : 3:22 Adam : 3:13 KRK: 3:08

[@MrDISCOTIME09]

tested several to arrive, to choose the Adam Audio T5V for the quality of its high sound

[@sevchyk]

Boosted overhyped highs, my friend…

[@ThamilNesan]

I feel KRK has little boomy bass Adam has deep bass with more clarity highs ? Any opinion please

[@ahsan2905]

Yeah. After watching this review im going for adams.

[@sevchyk]

Adam have even more boosted highs than Rokit. Bullshit

[@IDONTPARTYMUCH]

just had the new Rokits and just bought the Adans audio! I have to say Adams Audio definitely did their thing! the sound quality is crazy and so much more crisp than the Rokits, also wayyyy to much bass on the ROKITS its super hard to get a good mix or actually hear what's going on

[@jonhallstein33]

I just bought a pair of Adam T5V's and a T10S sub-partly based on this video. However, it was a close call between the KRK's and the Adam's. I liked "some" of the clarity with the KRK's, but I didn't like the harshness. Conversely, I preferred the warmth of the Adam's; but I am a bit concerned about them being too darkly colored in tone at times. Frankly, I preferred the "Original" tracks on almost all the samples to either monitor. How was that recorded and through what?

[@Smbrine]

Damn I can’t choose one. T5v has an honest high range, but rokit is way better to create sparkling vocals and slappy drums. Rp5 has too fat low-mid and t5v is very dry so adams are better for low-end. I don’t even know what to choose.

[@TLEEonDaBEAT]

i have both. and i can honestly say, just get the yamaha hs5's

[@Smbrine]

@@TLEEonDaBEAT honestly hs5 sounds like shit. Lack of low-end is terrible

[@TLEEonDaBEAT]

@@Smbrine but for mixing that is a lot better. you'll get a more true definition of your mix. right now i have the rokits 5s hooked up with a krk subwoofer. they aren't as flat, so i'll still check my mix in just the t5v's

[@Smbrine]

@@TLEEonDaBEAT lack of low end causes muddy mixes.

[@wasky1]

hey great channel! I would love to see "Mackie MR624" VS "Kali Audio LP6" or "Alesis M1 Active Mk3" VS "Mk2" or a combination of any of the ones i just mentioned.

[@MarceloTezza]

I was expecting the Adam to be substancially better at the high frequencies but something seems wrong, like the cross-over not working as expected, some strange artifacts on the mid/highs

[@pawelgrund4540]

Havent tested the rokits but you are right about the Adams. I currently have them here and something is little bit odd about the transition in the mid highs. I also have the A5x here. Aktthough a little bit weak in the bass (but you have an eq at the back) the mids and highs are way better. But generally speaking Im pretty sure the Adam T5V are better than the rokits.

[@Androm500]

Got the Adam T5v but im still struggling on if I should go to the KRK instead, what will you guys suggest for edm production? The adam T5v have nice mid and treble but the KRK feels like a whole? TBH if I have money ill go for both but what if its comes to the best pair to keep for music production?

[@AndrehChamber]

For EDM you definitely need a subwoofer.

[@oweegooss4132]

The Adams made good expensive monitors, but this line is just a cheap Chinese option for the entry level. I find KRK more interesting.

[@kevinthompson4229]

Why and aren't KRK also made in china?

[@seratractivo7231]

Listening through a pair of neumann KH 120, the Adams sound better. They also have a stealth streamlined look that blends with the environment. The KRK's sound good, but the yellow woofer and tweeter and the KRK logo that lights up kills everything. KRK needs to desperately do something about their style and design. Did I mention how annoying the light is?

[@kurauwonemaponga1968]

Krks are good. The company did their homework on this monitor. Are you having any plans for reviewing the JbL 104 vs Presonus Eris E3.5?

[@DSAUDIOreview]

104 vs E3.5 is already recorded and should be uploaded soon

[@kurauwonemaponga1968]

Thanks in advance. I hope to buy the 104 or E3.5 for my compact set

[@DSAUDIOreview]

How you plan to use them? Music production or mutlimedia consumption?

[@kurauwonemaponga1968]

Music production for a semi mobile set up. I have JBL 305s at my home studio

[@DSAUDIOreview]

I would stick with JBL and choose 104. It is more expensive than E3.5 but should be more reliable (E3.5s are notoriously unreliable) and sound a bit more transparent and natural. Alternatively, E4.5 would be my choice over 104 if compared 1:1 for the sound quality, but it is also less compact and closer to 305 in size

[@dennycrane2817]

Very close for all the elctronic stuff as you can see there nearly no big difference in the low end. What I don't like on the KRKs is, that they are losing between 2k and 3k, which you can hear especially on the snare sounds. When it comes to high mid and higher frequencies, the T5V definitely sounds more flat. I can hear that on the tracks with more voice in it. On the other hand it is a bit of a disadvantage in the track "Heart Afire", cause the voice is produced really on the edge in the high end frequencies, so that the T5V struggles a bit in my opinion. But both are good speakers in their price range.

[@jonharvey6295]

I have a really cramped setup, not very good acoustics, will the front front ported krk's be better for me than the rear ported adams?

[@Hakusiyah2]

Of course

[@MazzSpaticus]

The Adam T series just like their F series have always been tuned to be more hi-fi sounding, very V shaped with higher frequencies overpowering everything else, not suitable for mixing or mastering.

[@randeepnagi5830]

Then which monitors are the best for mixing and mastering ?

[@JohnJohnCrusher]

Yeah they suck

[@jacek130]

Would you be able to test this passive speakers SP-EXAK1 (JVC wood cone), and compare to some near field monitors?

[@KarlGutowski]

Every graph of every monitor tested in this room is more similar than different. We are hearing more of the room's imperfections and poor acoustic treatment than the difference between speakers. The graphs are saying there's a 15 db difference between response at 85 Hz vs 120 Hz? Not even $200 monitors are that bad. Also, KRKs still have no definition in the mids.

[@nandointhebando617]

I mean I’m using this in my bedroom so there’s no way I expect any average person to have a complete sound treated room, although I see ur point and it is noted

[@NAICartist]

aun no vi el video, pero viendo la portada, los adams tienen un iman mas grande asi que seguramnente mejores grabes y tiene un tweeter de los mas buenos... aunque, el krk tiene la toma de aire adelante como debe ser, el adam seg8ramente la tiene atras por que ahi no se ve, lo que dependiendo de la acustica de la pared y la distancia va a cambiar el sonido

[@Carlosing1]

El tamaño del imán no lo es todo , últimamente ahora los imanes cada vez son más pequeños y mejores, lo otro los krk tiene mejor graves , yo escuché los adams y suenan bajito comparado a los krk , la salida de bajos de krk es mucho mejor , vamos hasta yo sé hacer el cálculo de un resonador circular, el difusor de krk requiere más cálculo y además amplia más el rango de graves ;)

[@mobeatzleeds]

The krks are good for krk thats about it but some people ears not that good

[@jenshuxley]

Adam play not in the same league, absolute nothing speak for this Adam Speaker. Please i need your KRK vs Presonus and vs Kali! Love this Channel

[@tom_loves_audio_tech_gaming]

KRK fanboi? Please explain why Adams is not in the same league. Maybe I can understand it. Just saying something doesn't mean anything. Thanks!

[@jenshuxley]

@@tom_loves_audio_tech_gaming you mix to less highs in your mix when the tweeter is so much to loud. for mixing is enough mids really important and the tweeter from adam mask a loot of information. for people without Studio experience sounds that good but on end have your tracks or sounds maybe the complete different sound, to less bass and highs. The Room or Reverb on KRK is more transparent and clear and more on front, you hear more information like a headphone... we speak here from really little difference, you can work on this or on this but the better job for me have make krk. greetings.

[@FAESSTRO]

KRK Rokit 5 G4 RP5G4 - 8 vs Adam Audio T5V - 9

[@Dp-nv4gq]

God Loves you mate!

[@Huguinhoooo]

155 / 5 000 Resultados da tradução Resultado de tradução In the beginning I only bought the krk 5 and @ low sound power the bass was poor (more than 8 hours a day I can't always listen to it on load), than i bought the krk S8.4, released the basses on the rokit 5, and adjust the crossover of S8.4 to max, and voilá !! what a blast !!

[@mohammadzarbat]

Hello Which of these three brands do you recommend for mixing and mastering and setting songs? Yamaha HS8 KRK Rocket 8 G4 Adam T7V

[@akshaychaudhary1132]

Yamaha hs8

[@arthurteo6939]

Yamaha HS8

[@aces3261]

Sonarworks

[@GazzaniSilva]

Yamaha

[@andyfreeze4072]

hard to make heads or tails. The lack of bottom end colours the midrange. I would prefer a test with a sub. Yea i know its one for one, but lets be honest here, the bottom end is lacking and pushing those small woofers will colour the mid range with modulation issues. Top end is ADAM territory. I have rokit5s now and i am seriously questioning what i am hearing in the mid range and bottom end. I will be getting a sub before i decide to turf or not. I think its not doing either of these speakers a service without a sub. As this test stands, i wouldnt buy either.

[@uzzius]

T5V vs AYRA PRO5?

[@flomoller6096]

KRKs sound a bit damp in the mids, but with more bass. They lose against the adams in the highs.

[@khoabui3728]

I dont think so. I am using krk 5g4 with soundcard id14 mk2. i feel the krk speaker lacks bass a lot compared to other speakers

[@Zhanibek.S]

@@khoabui3728 use eq

[@palomania2414]

@@khoabui3728 It depends on where you use them, in my case you can hear the bass a lot

[@Draxlar]

Hi! In a few days I will have the opportunity to buy Adam t5v / t7v or Presonus Eris E4.5 / E5. Which ones would you choose? Should I get KRK Rokit 5 G4 RP5G4 or LP6 / LP8 instead? I will use them purely for listening and enjoying music. Or should I skip monitors and go for something else? All opinions are welcome. Thank you in advance!

[@endrizo]

You can only ask that question to your ears....and or wallet...fuck what other people say...listen to your ears. Want suggestions? For music listening Check edifier S 1000. 2000 and 3000...and S350 with its sub.

[@johnvdl]

Close but... Adams👍😉

[@SavageBambi]

adam and then some eq on the low to boost it. way better than krk trust me

[@ytb_scred]

Bonjour, j'ai commandé sur AMAZON le presonus ERIS 5 XT, KRK 5 G4 et ADAM T5V. Le ERIS a des aigus présent, des médiums timides et des basses encore plus présente et pas très propres je dirais. Le KRK sonne réellement propre dans l'ensemble, je dirais peut être juste des médiums un peu colorés. Le ADAM..les aiguë sont limpide, les mediums magnifique, et les basses propre et très profonde dans les très basses pour un 5 pouces.

[@endrizo]

Both are too bright compared to the original track..krk has more mids than adams. Adams sound too hi fi V shaped eq...not a very good thing for a studio monitor. Thanks for this great video.

[@insthatbass]

I feel that the mic he is using or the system and the situation that he uses for all his records cause a bit high boosts than the actual reality because mic cannot be same as our actual ears :)

[@jenshuxley]

@@insthatbass its normal that mic. rec. have to much highs, but what why hear is the different and the difference is, the Adam´s Tweeter is 5db to loud. Sound down to 1k is not good. the tweeter is to loud + to shelf up + to much bass.. the good krk sound come from a loot of filter.

[@stealthis]

These monitors will never have enough bass translate through, so they will always appear brighter when compared to the source track for one.

[@vishwanathkr22]

KRK is a little more balanced and fuller. Adam is a little more analytical. Both are high quality monitors no question, but I still find them analytical focusing on details and clarity. I'd prefer the JBL 305p which may not have the soundstage of these but offer a fuller sound.

[@user-dd9pg8qv6x]

no, the JBL305 has a very dirty sound, it can't even come close with a KRK, Presonus or Adam, I checked them for 7 days and went back to the store .. very poor resolution across the entire range.

[@thetreasonseason]

Adam is less wide than krk but resolution and vertical is better

[@georgemichas8773]

very close to each other , i think adams height changes a bit the result

[@echln3209]

Adams for sure

[@yellowflash7303]

T5V - "clearly" better !!!

[@seandigler2228]

adam is definitely better

[@azket2]

esta didifcil,parece que los adan tienen mas adelantados los medios y los krk mejor nivelador los agudos

[@baronvonlichtenstein]

Boy 3 minutes in they both suck. Boosting highs and losing the low mids. I have KRK 5 gen 4 but want the Adams. It's more likely your mike is not picking up those frequencies so BOTH speakers sound off. The one thing I take away from this though is how similar they are. I got to hear them in a room with Yamaha, JBL and M-Audio reference speakers and the T5V sounded the best to me. But that doesn't mean they are the flattest. Only they are superb for listening.

[@keng6768]

Adams for me

[@busywl69]

adams add too much brightness that shouldn't be there. need to be revealing, not grating on mixes that were recorded with too much highs. krk's need a grille on that tweeter.

[@ChrisBessy]

I think there is one for the tweeter in the box .... i've heard that ! :)

[@AjoNYC]

damn! this one's hard! lol

[@angelgonzalez9614]

Rockets bass is superior sorry. KRK FOR ME!

[@Apo22662]

KRK !

[@letitbe978]

Vs dynaudio lyd please

[@niels1497]

Your microphone is shite :D When listening to this on the T5V, the original sounds way different than the recorded sound of the T5V

[@sanuchakraborty7271]

Krk5 g4

[@user-tn5sd4fi2l]

adam win

[@chilexilex]

rokit win

[@vv79520]

Amam get more high, krk win!

[@KiffRiffart]

KRK

[@fabiandjlaan]

Adam suena mas limpio

[@danieldelahoz2529]

Uuf eso no se compara los Adam t5v Beats

[@joelrodriguez8773]

Se escucha mejor el track original sin monitores ,no gasten su plata...

[@MrLionBeats]

C mamut jajaja

[@martewgm]

Se mamo no. Es para eso es para crear musica los monitores men jajaja

[@gab_gallard]

Que? Estas troleando o que xD

[@palomania2414]

No tienes orejas ? jaja

[@Kievitzi]

Do not buy the Adam Audio T5Vs, they brake easily, my second monitor just literally popped after 2 years, a sht product. DO NOT BUY!!!. Buy KALI LP6s instead much better monitors.

[@abuelomemero46]

Adam Audio WIN

[@soundknight]

Rokit accentuates low mid and is not natural

[@marusjakrasnoschekaja682]

Musik is real bullshit.

[@JohnJohnCrusher]

I know

[@Subholik3]

KRK