Monitors / Monitoring

AIAIAI’s latest wireless cans make cable‑free headphone monitoring a reality.

With their Unveiled series, Hifiman are taking the concept of open‑backed headphones to its logical conclusion!

Mackie’s new dinky studio speakers are designed for both work and play!

Not everyone can afford a 7.1.4 Neumann speaker setup, but perhaps RIME is the next best thing?

HEDD’s new A‑Core range sees the company return to making all‑analogue monitors — and the results are impressive.

In updating their classic M Series, Dynaudio Acoustics show that passive doesn’t need to mean low‑tech.

Lake People’s no‑nonsense, engineering‑led design of headphone amps has previously impressed us. Will the Dante version do likewise?

beyerdynamic’s first ever in‑ear range comes in multiple flavours, including an explicitly studio‑focused model, the DT 70 IE.

Whether you’re mixing or mastering in stereo, surround or immersive formats, this powerful virtual monitor controller could soon become indispensable.

IK’s newest iLoud speakers pack serious monitoring into an ultra‑portable format.

With their second headphone model, Rode are looking to shut out the world outside.

These compact speakers punch well above their weight — and you can build them yourself!

OLLO Audio’s eco‑friendly headphones certainly stand out from the crowd. Do they sound as good as they look?

KRK’s Rokit series just keeps getting better!

Room‑correction pioneers Trinnov were already a step ahead of the competition. Now they’ve taken things further.

Designed for outside broadcast trucks, Geithain’s compact monitors could easily find a home in music recording contexts where space is at a premium.

If controlling your own foldback mix appeals but you’d rather not invest in a digital setup, the PX System might be just what you need.

How much tech can you cram into a compact set of desktop speakers? A lot, if you’re ADAM Audio.

Want to hear ‘more me’? Not a problem...

It might be marketed as a gaming headset, but Audeze’s Maxwell has serious studio potential, especially for Atmos.

The new MkII editions of beyerdynamic’s flagship headphones are outwardly identical to the previous versions. Internally, however, it’s a very different story!