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Great for DJs and producers looking for a reliable studio monitor at an affordable price, the Epsilon EPM-8.0 provides excellent audio reproduction and feedback in any environment. Housed in a sturdy, all-black MDF and rubber enclosure, the 1-inch dome tweeter and 8-inch woofer deliver a total power output of 90 watts for full, rounded sound with exceptional deep bass Read More
Also rokits are hardly even prosumer monitors. They aren't at all flat. They are made to sound good and have a huge bump in the low end which is the opposite of what you want in a studio monitor
bermudai've got a pair of krk rokit g2's in red right in front of me, so i can help do *some* comparison. i love them for the price, great amateur musician studio monitors, have them also hooked up to my sonos system.
okay so there are subtle differences in their designs which means that these are a weird copy of the design rather than a clone or (authorised) reproduction of KRKs old design...
Rokit 8 G2:
pydsignerNo harm done broseph. I use a pair of Neumann KH120 and even they dont go below 45Hz.
However to be able to access such low sub sub frequencies, a room has to be a lot bigger than the average bedroom producer's
Is it just me, or does these look EXACTLY like Rokit 8 gen 2s? Even the epsilon logo is where the KRK logo would be, unless they genuinely are a rebrand or they bought the rights to the gen 2 enclosure in which case ignore what I said... Just, never heard of this company before so my first encounter with them possibly being a clone of someone elses product is, odd...
the13lawthey have kind of cloned the KRKs. The Rokits sound much better and the Epsilons are just kind of a scam. Used to have a pair and they sounded okay but not $400 good. My M-Audio BX5 D2s sounded better lol
robtoeYeah, seems kinda manipulative to me. The monitors definitely MSRP for $200 single and not $400. This drop is saving you ~$40 per monitor, not ~$240.