Product Comparison: Neumann KH 120 A vs Adam Audio A7X
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- These monitors changed my life! For the first time in decades, I now have honest sounding monitors so my mixes translate brilliantly from the studio to the living room, car and personal media players.
- These are great sound speakers with lots of volume.
- I've been using a pair of these to mix electronic music and also for listening for pleasure for around a year in a medium-sized, minimally-treated concrete room.
- Their level of detail resolution is impressive, and imaging is excellent, particularly side-to-side but also front-to-back.
- I kid you not, these are some amazing speakers. Beautiful imaging. Tight. Balanced.
- Awesome monitors! Not sure what could be better than these.
- Bass extension is excellent for their size, although maximum SPL is somewhat limited, so I wouldn't recommend these for anything larger than a medium-sized room.
- These are the best monitors I have ever used period. They are accurate, flat, and have remarkable bass response for such small cabinets.
- These guys have HEAVY metal cabs, which eliminate any resonance as far as I can tell. I have them paired with the RAB Audio Studio Monitor Isolators, which are excellent in that regard.
- Incredible sound for their size. Aluminum cabinet built like a Hummer.
- It's not very good looking and heavy speaker but sound is amazing.
- Speaker is quite bulky and heavy so you can easily hurt your back when carrying it.
- If your mix sounds right on these monitors, you can be confident that it will sound right on any playback system! Thank you, Neumann!!!!
- To try them is to love them. For sub-bass reinforcement (below 60Hz or so), check out the KH 810.
- There's no low-mid bump or midrange thickness or artificial high frequency sparkle, so they won't be to everyone's taste as a listening speaker, but they do make an excellent monitoring tool, and I particularly enjoy listening to well-recorded acoustic music on them.
- I've owned a fair amount of audio equipment, some costing far more than these speakers, and I have to say that I haven't been able to achieve this level of accuracy for this amount of money before.
- Best monitors I've ever used, full stop. Very happy to recommend. Insanely flat frequency response, great power, and fantastic sounding.
- The clean-lined metal design oozes quality and reflects typically fine German industrial craftsmanship.
- I never listened my mixes so clear with much detail until now. They are really amazing.
- Paired with a good subwoofer and a great D/A converter, they will provide mastering-grade sound.
- If you are mixing 5.1 or 7.1 TV or Movie tracks, you likely will want a properly paired sub to get that 'rumble'.
- The only drawback I can think of is the VERY high cost of Neumann mounting adaptors and accessories for these monitors. Ridiculously high.