Neumann KH 80 DSP

After much research looking for some small sized studio monitors for my bedroom I decided to go with these KH80s. I was tossing up between these and the iLoud MTM monitors, as much as I've heard the bass response from the MTMs are amazing I'm glad I went with these as they are very, very impressive! Not only are the mids and highs extremely detailed the bass is definitely there, but more controlled and punchy for such a small speaker. I have to say one of the things that blows me away is the centre imaging, it's almost scary how well these monitors present the sound. Extremely impressed.

Anyway there's already plenty of reviews out there for these so if you're on the fence about getting them, just buy them...I love them and I can already tell after the short amount of time my mixing is better for investing in them.

Five stars.

These are my first monitors. I was worried that for a room with an area of ​​22m ^ 2 they can be "rather weak." I decided to take 80 or 120. I chose 80 with the expectation that if there is not enough power for bass, I will get a subwoofer. As a result, I can not bring them to full capacity, because there is enough power. In all senses. About the sound: sitting in front of them, it seems that something is in the way. It turns out this is open eyes, for the whole sound is already in the head. I'm getting used to it.
- The only minus is the DSP functionality, why the minus? Because only apple, iOS 10.3. (I have an old ipad with 9.3) win, android - they generally stayed away. ( .
I still really hope in this regard the manufacturer company will somehow work to adapt to other platforms of its software. I don’t really want to buy an ipad just for admission to the software.
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In three words. Power. Quality. Detalisation.

I purchased a pair of KH80s for backup use from my main monitors - or so I thought until I heard them. They completely beat my expectations, these are excellent in their own right. I happen to also own a KH750, and with the ethernet connection, is a strong, if different kind of, contender to the KH310 (my main monitors).

It has plenty of punch on its own, and doesn't sound like the small box that it is at all. By this, I don't mean it goes low etc., I'm referring to the depth and breadth of the presentation - it is very robust and believable. I would dare say the spatial information might be superior to the KH310 in my set up.

I have also used the KH120 for a long time before, and feel (ignoring the new KH150s) that the most accurate sound is the KH310, the most modern sound is the KH80+KH750, and the KH120 falls somewhere in the middle (also ignoring the new version of the KH120, which apparently has DSP).

Audition recommended if this (KH80) is a good fit for your budget. I personally prefer them to a number of other excellent monitor manufacturers in the price range. Good luck!

The quality that Neumann KH80 gave is pleasure to my ears but the problem is the control on the iPad. My router is 5 meter away from me, hence i need to buy 2 ethernet cable to correct the speaker, but the correction is minimal. I need to use my sonarworks in order to ensure the frequency as flat as possible due to my room is untreated.

Neumann offer MA1 allignment which I found out bit late, and the price is bit tad crazy. I can buy it but with the delivery close to 100 Euro (To Malaysia), I think I need to use the sonarworks as of now, but I really eager to find out the quality of the correction that Neumann offer, too bad..