Active Studio Monitors Moukey Bookshelf Speakers 2.0 Stereo 3" Loudspeakers Bluetooth Speakers for music production or mixing, with integrated acoustic room control-Wooden Enclosure-MA20-2(Pair)

I decided to put together a small home studio for recording guitar, vocals and keyboard, and I was in need of a pair of compact studio monitors when I came across these ones from Moukey. One thing I noted upon opening the box is that they are indeed quite small. However, don’t be food by the size, as these sound great plugged into my Scarlett 2i2 interface/preamp. No shortage of bass or volume at all. I noticed that when plugged into a preamp such as the Scarlett via the balanced TRS connection, these particular monitors sound best with the volume knob on the speakers turned all the way up. They sounded a bit sibilant when driving the Scarlett preamp with the preamp's volume higher than that of the built-in amp knob on the front of the speakers. The speaker treble and bass boost/cut knobs on the back of the main monitor work great; however, I found that mine were tuned perfectly with the EQ's flat right out of the box without much adjustment needed. Still, the combination of these EQ knobs on the back and the volume knob on the front in conjunction with the EQ's of your preamp and DAW make these speakers extremely tweakable and versatile. The only thing I would add to them would be a Mids EQ knob on the speakers maybe.While these studio monitors are not individually powered (there is a main left active speaker and a passive right speaker) and do not have XLR inputs, they perfectly fit my needs as an amateur. Easy to set up and function great out of the box. I’m sure a professional in need of compact monitors would be just as satisfied, given their versatility. At the very least, they make for excellent speakers to plug into your computer. I am used to playing vinyl through all tube amplifiers and audiophile speakers, and I was pleasantly surprised nonetheless how good these Moukey monitor speakers sounded simply playing lossless music from iTunes via the Focusrite preamp and balanced TRS connection. I have not yet tried the Bluetooth capability, but that’s a great bonus as well for switching to your phone for audio playback, especially in a collaborative studio session when someone wants to play something from their device through the monitors. On top of all this, the build quality seems good for the price. The knobs work great without noise and nothing feels "loose" in sound or build. I would recommend these Moukey monitor speakers to any home studio musician or hobbyist.

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Once again this brand delivers.Good sound, easy setup, good controls for sound etc.Seriously cannot fault this product.Definitely recommend.

Solid speakers with excellent sound reproduction and punch above their price point. Low to high frequencies are clearly articulated, making these great reference studio monitors for sound recording and mixing. They get quite loud with surprising levels of amplification; for their size I rarely have to turn the volume dial more than halfway. Their diminutive size does however make them perfect for my limited desk space. They look and feel well-made. Lots of connection options (standard balanced TRS, RCA, to 3.5 inch aux, bluetooth) which seems unusual for studio monitors but well appreciated. I also appreciated having all the controls (volume, power, input selection, headphone jack) on the front, which also means my younger family members can easily use them without me having to worry about them touching connections at the back of the units. I was pleasantly surprised that the speakers also came with foam isolation pads, which saved me from having to buy those separately. I initially had some intermittent noise interference picked up from my laptop which I was able to resolve through positioning and using balanced TRS cables. No regrets.

son compactos y suenan bien, un pelin de grave mas seria estupendo. Lo bueno: se pueden conectar de muchas formas, balanceados, bluetooth,directo de cualquier reproductor, maravillos. Otro punto a favor es la conexión con el altavozesclavo que es libre. No va con clavija exclusiva, solo tienes que tirar un cable de uno a otro y conectarlo en la clema.Lopeor: El bluetooth suena muy muy flojo en comparación con las conexiones cableadas. por ejemplo si quieres conectar una tv , suena mucho menos que la propia tele. En general y por lo que han costado, es una compra excelente