Yamaha MSP3 Studio Monitor Speaker

Beautiful monitors, both in clarity of sound and appearance. Haven't had any problems.

Clear and pretty darn neutral sounding. One of the most surprising things was how bad some commercial mixes sounded on these, and how good others were. I would highly recommend these speakers for the (sale) price.It is true that the low end is a bit weak, so you may need to get a sub. I would strongly suggest that one go and listen to them in person before purchasing just to be sure that they fit your needs.

This monitors are so clear and articulate. I recently upgraded from a pair of KRK Rockit's and at first, I wasn't that impressed but it's a subtlty that you notice like upgrading a car. You first notice a slight difference, but when you go back to the old product you then notice a vast difference.Clean, clear, balanced....I'm super impressed on the sound stage and clarity of these and give them my highest recommendation. Unless your ready to spend thousands on something like Geneloc, these are the monitors to go for.

I bought 2 of these speakers to replace a bulky Peavey amplifier for home use only. I also purchased a Yamaha BMS10A microphone stand adapter for each speaker in order to support them above the keyboard at ear level. I'm very happy with the resulting keyboard sound. Note: you definitely need two speakers for stereo ... the sound from only one speaker is disappointing.

These brought our music into the new world. We're still working with cables and settings to maximize these speakers, but we're amazed with the change from our old speakers.

Quality studio monitors!

Solid monitor speaker. Very heavy enclosure / magnet. Heavy bass response. But also very piercing high end signal, reminiscent of Yamaha NS-10s. I didn't like the sound, very fatiguing for my ears. I ended up going with Dynaudio instead.

These are great for high-end multimedia speakers, but I like my MSP-5's even better, they have more bass and fuller sound than this pair. Still a nice set of speakers, especially for computer use where the signal is not amplified.