JBL 305P MKII vs KRK Rokit 5 RP5G3 || 6-Track Comparison 

Seriously.. maybe if they used a real condenser mic instead of A hand held recorder... no wonder source track sounds best LOL

Robert Simpson I own the krks as well. The mids are are muddy from a hyped low mids/ lows. Just bought jbls

which do you suggest for edm bedroom use ?

JBL

​@@DSAUDIOreview Hey, thanks for your response .Last question. Ever heard of alesis m1 330 / monkey banana gibbon 5? Maybe you want to try those and make a video. No one really done that with these 2 mentioned. Thanks , happy holidays.

I have heard neither of those, can not promise any video with them any time soon... Cheers!

@@DSAUDIOreview Understood. You should try. The Alesis pair is quite impressive IMO! Bye Bye.

budget monitor speakers trounce most boutique hifi bookshelf

У крк все прекрасно кроме 3 4 кгц где подъем. У джбл проблемки по всему спектру.

@@extremumone Zdrastvuyte. ya polzunok ekvalayzera na 8k uvelichivayu krk bolshe shipit . a na rayone 4k nechevo ne zametil. Skajite pojalusta kakie problemi u JBL. U KRK BASS na 85h 80h vishe a 40hz i 45Hz nije chem u JBL 305P (ne MK2). Sposibo

Thats from the reverberation between your ears

@@trollingisasport Ano pinagsasabi ng puking inang to? Hampasin ko ng makalawang na tubo to eh. Lol

I have the same thing with my RP5G3 in my car !! I have cool sound with good bassline ..... but on other systems, my tracks sound often with less body and too much highs :( Thus I'm searching for the same speakers but more flat .....

For listening, Krk

KRK for multimedia and listening..

i have the same question lol ..... I have at home RP5G3, HS7 and eris 4.5 .... and each speakers has his problem lol ....

oleg ozon I don’t understand

@@gigigigiotto1673 Use Google Translate lol. He said: Not sure, it seemed to me that the JBL scene is better and the sound is less colored and better balanced. And he right

Darius S yes, that’s why I said I still prefer the jbl

yeah but krk have shape in the sound and that's fucken important

looks like

JBL between those two

Thank u!!

Krk bro.

There's not any monitor made for one music style in specific, don't look monitors to mix rap or trap, you must go for the most flat response monitor, for me, KRK got too much bass which makes you believe your songs have a good amount of bass when is not really like that, JBL have more flat response and the waveguide helps you to be more comfortable in your sweetspot. It doest matter which music style you work, you must be wise at the time to pick a monitor for your studio and that means to forget about the music you make and start to think in the real sound you must have at the time to mix and master, not matter what style you do.

warmer????? no

more bass at 85Hz 80Hz but at 45Hz epsent compare to JBL 305P

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Don't think so mate, that's just personal opinion though :) my take on krks is their mids are a bit muddy and their low end is boosted more than it should be, they sound fantastic to listen to music on, not so much for mixing and mastering, but again, personal choice

@@joshsmith7812 I have had the KRKs, Yamaha, 2 generations Of mackie's JBL, M-Audio's ... For Mixing and sound clearity/ quality i would take the JBLs hands down.

No the krks has more low end then anything it lacks mids and highs .. mids are very muddy

@@IGoTDaaKeys true .... RP5 G3 too much bass and hollow between 1Khz and 6KHz ....

crack is for winners

DN OUX - lol... Your opinion is invalid, sorry.

Bahahah

@@trollingisasport you must be on crack if you believe what im saying lol itz a joke pluz I got the jbl and nobody in the game is producing movies like me 😆 i bet if you had the jbls you wouldnt even know how to use them properly! I bet you dont even know what volumes to produce at!

@@whodisguy7003 jaja im kiddng chill plus id destroy all competition with a pair of jblss

No that's actually the opposite, if the speaker is already giving you a warm sound and low end/mid boost, you're not going to focus on perfecting those (unless you really know your krks, you can get good mixes with them) but the JBL is balanced meaning it's easier to hear what you should boost and cut in the mix, if you have a speaker that's not balanced, getting a balanced mix on them is more difficult because you have to compensate for that, if your speakers are really bright already and your aim is to have a bright sounding mix, it isn't always easy to go about achieving that because your speakers already sound bright, instead of being overall tonally balanced where it's easier to then take away certain freqs and give your track what if needs to make it sound warm and bright - and it'll then translate well to other systems If you've made a mix on bright sounding speakers, when it's played on other systems and less bright systems it (could) not sound good. So I'm not saying you can't make good mixes with krks but I find they're too warm and punchy for my liking (great for listening to music) but I want to perfect my mixes on a speaker that reveals flaws and weak points in the track so that it sounds even better when played on other speakers.

@@joshsmith7812 thank you I got the jbl

@@dn_oux 😂😂

Josh Smith agreed i have the krks now and i cant mix .. and its frustrating like maybe it sounds good while im mixing but when i play them back on other devices it sounds horrible .. so what i’ll do is grab a pair of jbl’s for mixing then play them back on my krks !