@ Viktor, sure?, take it one more time, the cut from G4 to source at about 1:45, Then I would say in some moments this middle forward of G4 is really great, and in some moments songs is really anoing, ...there for I would vote for classics
@@janulik9535 Source material has some annoying frequencies that i can hear better on the G4 than the Classics, if you only want to listen to music go with classics, i work making music and i need my gear to show the flaws of the source material, G4 is better in this case.
Thanks for making this classic test video. The sound field of G4 is wider and the treble is more prominent. Class5 is more like a wooden speaker. Although the treble and bass are not very obvious, the sound is very balanced. The price difference between the two is that the G4 has an extra screen, visual EQ adjustment, and a simpler appearance, making it more suitable for music producers. Class5 is suitable for recreational players and entry-level players, and does not require precise sound tuning. The price/performance ratio of class5 is better.
If you’re making hip hop, it’s clear by the last track for how similar it sounds on both…and unless you don’t want graphic eq, KRK classic monitors are good
The G4 is better, sounds a little more voluminous and has better mids and clean highs, which roll off smoothly without dropping to hard. Metalhead and Return to the Wild are best to hear the differences, when it comes to the guitars and the voice, which are much cleaner and forward on the G4's. So in my opinion the G4 is the better balanced, better sounding pair.
Strange. For all monitors, the graph drops from low to high, but when compared with the original, it feels like the monitors are overstating the high. Something is somehow wrong with your measuring. The first thing that caught my eye, the monitors should be an isosceles triangle, and what do you have? Anyway, thanks for the video, it's interesting.
I just saw the gray classics for $110 and it got me thinking...110 vs 180 bucks, worth getting the classics? I wonder if the bass on the classics is as good as on the rokits...anyone tried both in person?
for mixing and mastering the g4 better, its more like the original source. The classic got too much highs and stuff. So classics worse for music production but better for music litsening
@@MeerQy_Music Yes, yes, exactly... and I wonder if it actually doesn't come from AB amp. on Classic vs D amp. on G4... Thank you for your spot on comment, hey gave me the same feel when listening to both.
is it just me or on the song "deep" , the RP5 mix the highs and lows better but the classic has more bass? or does the classic have more bass in general? can someone help me out?
Is the built-in graphic EQ and app worth almost twice the price for the G4? To my ear, based on the Source track, the G4 is adding more coloring-especially in the upper mids. Are you hearing it that way, too?
Indeed the rokit 5 g4 has more mids , i have the classic 5 g3 but i am thinking to switch to g4 , i purchased g3 because of the A/B amplifier witch on paper should sound better than g4's class D amplifier but you know ,you need to have them both to find out which sounds the best
Classic sounds smoother, while the other is more hard hitting/agressive. Prefer Classic except for the metal song. But man, that yellow cone is ugly as hell. Do grills cover them up? :D Do the CLassics come with grills that cover up the yellow cones?
@@djijspeakerguy4628 en ese caso dices que el krk classic 5 suenan igual al krk rokit 5 g3. Estoy a punto de comprarme uno krk classic 5. ¿Me los recomiendas?
