Palmer STUDIMON 5

I was looking for a monitor to use in my home studio and ended up going with these.
I wanted something small in size and would not go very low hz.
I knew i want to use my own sub so the 70hz-20000hz seemed perfect option for me.

After playing them in for a while i've fallen in love with these, especially together with the sub.
They sound clear, very good imaging and precise sound!

I have a pair of KRK 6's and Edifier S3000 pro's and these are beautiful sounding, especially for my studio room, small in size.

Pros:
Very good sound.
Compact in size.
Beautiful look.
A+ imaging.

Cons:
There could be more settings than a volume knob on the back.

I find these very good for the price and can definitely recommend these for beginner and advanced music producers/lovers.
I give them A++.

These are great little studio monitors. For someone that values look and sound, these are the way to go. Easily the best looking studio monitors out there, great build quality and amazing punchy bring-your-house-down sound that in no way compromises in clarity and quality. I am by no means, a technical expert so I won't go any further. But I've had some similarly priced studio monitors and these are the best I've owned so far.

For customers that may be new to this type of product, like I was a while ago:

- No they don't come in pairs, you have to buy two of them (I mean, you don't have to but I'd strongly recommend it);

- They connect to your mixer via XLR (microphone cables) or 6.3mm jack (no RCA inputs)

- You might want to consider investing in a passive monitor controller such as the Monicon (also by Palmer) and in the same style of the monitors if you're planning on buying two of them. It's not required if you have an audio interface on which you can control the volume via an accessible knob. But if you are to connect them to a mixer that sits a bit far away from your work desk, then the controller is the way to go.