Large 8" speaker goes really low and you can not only hear but feel the bass. They do not lose the balance when playing audio loudly, home parties will be taken to next level (joke, but if you wanted to, neighbours will enjoy music as well) The main driver is KRK's own yellow colored 8' driver. It is biamped with the high frequency driver and puts out 140 watts of sound. They can get very loud. I would not recommend mixing loud if you plan on spending long periods of time mixing. Higher-grade controllers won’t be an issue immediately connecting to the Rokit 8. Smaller and cheaper controllers, on the other hand, will almost exclusively be RCA-bound. This means you’ll need to invest in a good set of conversion cables if you want to listen to them. Tuning Options While 5-inch and even 7-inch monitors are excellent options for those starting their musical journey, it’s only when getting into the 8-inch monitors that things start opening up for most people. The new KRK Rokit 8 G4, while not the cheapest option out there, is a well-priced set of studio reference monitors that outright excels in just about everything it’s involved in.

Last but not least, the Rokit 8 G4 has a pretty impressively sized bass front-facing port at the bottom of the speaker.They have a built in pads so no need for additional pads, unless you need the pads for elevation or tilting. I did have to return these once as I blew one speaker out. I am not sure if it was a manufacturer's defect or my own error, but Guitar Center has a generous 30 day no questions asked return policy. Upon buying my second pair I opted for the Pro Coverage which extends my warranty to a few years. KRK studio monitors have been the choice of professional recording engineers and musicians for over three decades because of their precision and strong, inventive engineering. Many of the tunes you hear were mixed on KRK speakers and come from a range of musical genres. Your passion is music; ours is reproducing it with clarity and precision. Outside the Box Precision is the brand’s aim with recent improvements, such as those found with the upgraded V Series monitors. Those enhancements have also been integrated into the KRK ROKIT G4s, launched in 2019, which now come with impressive control features around their frequency response. Well, My mix's are coming out much much better. These speakers don't sound amazing to me, (obviously because they are not hyped) but they sound just fine for listening and are quite loud with plenty of bass. Obviously they are designed to translate well not to make you think they sound good. Isn't this the real reason for buying monitors?

Art and Science stylishly unite with the new 8” KRK Rokit RP8Generation 4 (“G4”) professional monitor, taking music and sound creativity to a whole new industry-level. Building on over 30 years of monitor innovation and countless developmental partnerships with successful award-winning music and sound productions, the new KRK Rokit G4 line has been scientifically re-engineered from the ground up for the way modern artists work—in all genres and environments. KRK App, Room Correction and Onboard LCD Visual EQ Foam isolation pads on bottom / Protects the surface the monitors are sitting on and provides isolation for improved clarity The studio reference monitors also have a very generous sweet spot to play with, making them a great option for producers that like to move their speakers around often.Dedicated low and high frequency level adjustment controls / Allows you to optimize the monitor's response to better match the room acoustics and the user's personal preferences Universal connectivity with XLR, 1/4" TRS, and RCA inputs / Interfaces with just about any mixer and/or audio interface The textured matte finish is also outstanding. It is dust-free and has a professional appearance. When you combine this with the huge bass port, you have a really appealing monitor on your hands. Dimensions