Monitors / Monitoring

The baby of Quested's established V series provides quality monitoring even for those with limited space.

The original VS2108 design was a real success for Quested — so when they said they'd improved it, we thought we'd better test that claim...

Sometimes, a dose of old-fashioned good engineering delivers something well worth listening to...

Big or small, Roger Quested's monitor designs always deliver the goods. His VS2108 actives are no exception.

Tried and trusted design principles have been combined with quality components to create this new range of high-spec studio monitors.

Quested have addressed the negative points of our previous F11 review, and incorporated a few small but significant improvements along the way. In the process, they've updated the original F11, and introduced a new passive version, the F11P.

Quested have not only updated the original F11, but also introduced a new passive version, the F11P.

Paul White auditions Quested's new active nearfield monitors and discovers there's no baby booming going on here.

Although not very common in semi-pro environments, Quested is a well respected name in professional music studios. The conpany's new F11 active nearfield monitors are likely to bridge that gap and introduce the Quested name to a much wider audience. Hugh Robjohns lends them his ears...

Some of the most prestigious names in monitor design are getting into the project studio market. Paul White auditions Quested's new baby powered monitors, affordable enough for the project studio owner and portable enough for the producer on the move.