JBL Professional 306P MKII 6" 2 Way Powered Studio Reference Monitor

This sounds VERY nice. Crisp, clean, balanced, and not ridiculously over-bassed like some speakers. Recommended.There are some issues.First, the volume control is firmly notched -- it wants to be set at one discrete volume or another. So you can't do a very linear/analogue positioning to a volume level in-between 5 and 6 (or 5.5 and 6, or whatever it is).They look... just OK. Very basic studio monitor look, with no frills. Fine for a studio, but not so great if you want to put them in the living room. That said, they don't look as plasticy -- or rather, the plasticyness doesn't stand out so much in a room -- as they do in some photos.It came with EU wall plugs on the cable, so you'll want to buy an IEC cable with a UK plug, or just a plug if you're up for re-wiring the cable, or an adapter if your studio is a mess of wires anyway ;)Lastly, the pair I ordered were very poorly packed and arrived in an open box. Thanks, Amazon.

love them. bought for Korg Kronos. Powerful, clean crisp sound. Serious lower end. Cant fault them.Like most people say, your paying for the internal works, not appearance, although I like them too,Great Buy Highly recommend

very simple to set up, and sound amazing

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Bought these for my home working setup. I've got them hooked up to a schiit magni/modi stack as my dac and preamp, and put them on inexpensive desktop speaker stands.They sound fantastic for the price point. Pretty good bass, nice and clear mids and sparkly top end. They aren't nearly on the level of my proac speakers, but they cost literally 1/5 the price!If you are a beginner producer or recoding artist, they would do the trick for a while. I wouldn't call these producers' speakers to be totally honest - they are just very nice sounding speakers for a very reasonable price point.Quite large - expect them to take up a lot of desk space!