Explore professional studio monitors for recording, mixing and mastering, designed for accurate monitoring, detailed sound reproduction and critical listening.
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Can Tannoy Reveal 502 Speakers Be Used With A Turntable?

Many vinyl enthusiasts often ask: Can the Tannoy Reveal 502 studio monitor speakers be used with a turntable? The answer is yes, but there are a few important points to consider to ensure the system works effectively and delivers a complete listening experience.

Does the Neumann KH 120 II Need a Subwoofer?

The Neumann KH 120 II can operate independently in many nearfield monitoring setups without requiring a subwoofer. With a frequency response of 44 Hz to 21 kHz (±3 dB), it covers a wide range of recording and mixing applications. However, adding a subwoofer such as the KH 750 DSP can extend low-frequency reproduction and provide more detailed monitoring of bass and sub-bass content.

How Does the Neumann MA 1 Calibrate Studio Monitors?

The Neumann MA 1 is an automatic monitor alignment system that combines an individually calibrated measurement microphone with software designed to analyze a room’s acoustic characteristics. Based on the measurement data, MA 1 calculates correction parameters for frequency response, time of arrival and level, helping studio monitors deliver more accurate sound reproduction in the actual listening environment.

Neumann KH 80 DSP - Compact Nearfield Studio Monitor with Advanced DSP Technology

The Neumann KH 80 DSP is a compact two-way active studio monitor and the first model in Neumann's KH series to incorporate digital signal processing. Featuring a 4-inch woofer, precision-engineered drivers and advanced DSP correction, it delivers remarkable clarity, accurate stereo imaging and impressive bass performance, making it suitable for desktop monitoring, small studios and space-limited professional installations.

Neumann KH 120 II - Compact Nearfield Studio Monitor with Advanced DSP

The Neumann KH 120 II is an updated version of the original KH 120 nearfield monitor, incorporating technologies developed for the KH 150. Featuring a two-way active design, integrated DSP and compatibility with Neumann's MA 1 room alignment system, the KH 120 II delivers accurate frequency response, low distortion and impressive bass performance in a compact enclosure.

Neumann KH 150 - DSP-Powered Active Nearfield Studio Monitor

The Neumann KH 150 is a two-way active monitor designed to fill the gap between the compact KH 120 and the larger three-way KH 310. Combining a 165mm bass/mid driver, 25mm tweeter, onboard DSP and integration with MA 1, the KH 150 delivers extended bandwidth, substantial output capability and precise monitoring from a relatively compact nearfield design.

How to Set Up Studio Monitors with a Subwoofer

Adding a subwoofer to a studio monitor system not only extends low-frequency reproduction but also reduces the load on the monitors, increases headroom, and reduces distortion. However, for the system to operate accurately, the subwoofer needs to be properly set up in terms of phase, level, and placement. Neumann explains the key factors that allow monitors and subwoofers to work together as a unified system in the studio.

What Are Three-Way Studio Monitors? When Should You Use Them?

Three-way studio monitors do more than simply add another driver. They provide greater control over the midrange, where much of the critical information in a mix is located. Dividing the low, mid, and high frequencies among dedicated drivers improves accuracy, reduces distortion, and enhances separation during monitoring.

What Is Full Range Monitoring? How to Set Up a Full Range Studio Monitor System

Full Range Monitoring enables accurate reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum, from deep sub-bass to high-frequency detail. By combining high-performance studio monitors with a subwoofer, the system can provide full control across the frequency range without gaps or exaggeration, delivering a more consistent and reliable monitoring environment.

Neumann Studio Hoàng Bảo Khoa - Experience Sound Firsthand

There are always differences between technical specifications and real-world experience that can only be fully understood through hands-on use. Understanding these concerns, Hoàng Bảo Khoa created Neumann Studio to provide a space where customers can directly listen to, try, and understand the products before choosing the solution that best suits their needs.

Studio Monitors for Accurate Audio Monitoring

Studio monitors are designed for accurate and detailed sound reproduction, helping audio professionals make reliable decisions during recording, editing, mixing and mastering.

What Is a Studio Monitor?

A studio monitor is a loudspeaker designed for critical listening in professional and home studio environments.

Unlike speakers intended primarily for casual listening, studio monitors aim to reproduce audio with minimal coloration, allowing engineers and creators to evaluate the balance, detail and overall character of a recording more accurately.

What Are Studio Monitors Used For?

Recording: Monitor captured signals and identify unwanted details.
Mixing: Evaluate levels, panning, dynamics, EQ and spatial balance.
Mastering: Make precise final adjustments before distribution.
Content creation: Monitor audio for video, podcasts and digital media.

How to Choose Studio Monitors

The right monitor should match the room, listening distance and production requirements. Important factors include:

Room size and acoustic conditions
Listening distance and monitor placement
Frequency response and low-frequency extension
Maximum sound pressure level
Connectivity and room alignment options

Studio Monitors at Hoang Bao Khoa

Hoang Bao Khoa offers studio monitors for different monitoring environments, from compact nearfield systems to larger professional solutions. Available options include models from Neumann and other professional audio brands for recording, mixing, mastering and critical listening.