M-AudioBX5 - 5 inch Studio Monitor Speaker for Music Production & Mixing with Acoustic Space Control, 100W 2 Way Active Speaker, Single,Black

OK, keep your expectations in check here. These are inexpensive nearfield monitors, and I wouldn't recommend them for a real project studio or above (as in if you're recording a band, doing mastering, etc.). But for my "Studio C" - used for product development, engineering, testing, and etc., they are just fine, perhaps for the simple reason that I didn't have space for larger monitors in this location. Nonetheless, sound quality is very good, as is imaging, and they actually had too much bass in the center EQ position (on the back) - having to reduce the bass on such tiny woofers was surprising. I also boosted the treble a little, which suits my ears. Anyway, nice monitors for the price. If you need larger nearfield monitors, I would consider the next models up in this line. For "real" monitors, though, you're looking at many times the price, and such may be required (I use JBLs, Yamahas, and Tannoys for this case - again a lot more bucks involved). But for the price of a decent PC-class speaker set, you could do much worse than the BX4s. I know, I've tried.BTW - nicely packaged! Double boxed, great packing, and the required cables are included.

As I am more formally building out my video editing suite, I wanted something more than computer speakers but wasn’t completely sold on the need for going over the top right now. I have taken over a small bedroom in my house and knew that my larger speakers that were in my office space would not be appropriate for this sized room. The M-Audio speakers work well and are clear and capable for listening to audio near field and across the room. No issues. Easy to setup with the convenience of being able to switch which side the master speaker is on. I specifically was not looking for Bluetooth speakers as the radio delay is problematic when editing video or even weirder, the line input of several speakers that I had tried in the past had a delay with Bluetooth enabled speakers!? Still scratching my head on that. These are great for not breaking the bank and getting good quality sound without all the whizz bang extras.

The sound quality is really good, and they also have a comfortable size. I’m truly surprised by the bass; I was expecting less, and they have exceeded my expectations.

I've been using the M-Audio AV40 speakers for 12 years, until one of the power out capacitors leaked all over the pcb. So, this set has a lot more power, and has bluetooth. What's not to like? They sound great, and have really more audio out power than you'd ever want for a computer. Pairing it with my phone's bluetooth was easy-peasie. These are, by far, the best sounding speakers for the money (that I've found). I also really like the hard plastic front, rather than the cool-looking cloth fronts that get scratched up and dirty so fast.UPDATE: After using the front-mounted Auxiliary input for a mono radio, the speakers don't work properly. Somehow the signal coming in that input messes up the internal circuitry. Amazon replaced them, fortunately, and I will get a separate speaker for my ham radio.

I bought 2 of these when I was building a small home studio in my bedroom and these monitors are perfect. I like the fact that you can adjust the bass response and have volume control on the speakers. They're very easy to set up and are ready to go straight out of the box.

As a low cost monitor type speaker i do like the full sound these little speakers can produce. I have more expensive monitors but these are great for all around computer use including games and music. Has great lows for it's size and doesn't sound muddy or artificial. If you don't have a lot of room these are great.

These speakers sound absolutely amazing. Their stage separation between left and right channels are crystal clear and in general a fantastic speaker.My problem is these speakers have next to zero thump. I get it they are not overly expensive, but i owned the larger ones a decade back and got tons of thumpy bass out of the rear panel holes for air movement. None here at a reasonable listening level. Fortunately my studio is set up with enough inputs to run a sub on a separate line. Won’t be helpful for bluetooth connect, but from the Rane 70 or the Mac or Xbox it should be fine. The added woofer is all you need for a complete sound experience

I dig the size and quality of sound. I use to have krk 6 inch which I loved but my house burned down. These were decent priced and didn't want anything smaller or cheaper. I've always liked this brand too. Quality musical equipment