Samson Resolv RXA5 Reference Monitor

Thanks again for joining the drop with the community. We submitted the group’s order with the vendor for the Samson Resolv RXA5 Reference Monitor shortly after the drop ended and they have begun preparing it for shipment. Once the group’s order is ready at the vendor’s location, they will send the bulk shipment to our fulfillment center where we’ll break it up into individual orders and ship them off to you as soon as possible. The moment we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you guys with updated information on the status of your package. Expect an update from us on 12/22 or sooner.

@pol5 Basically, normal speakers you buy from Best Buy are colored and have a far from neutral frequency response (look that up on images - it's simple to understand). Studio monitors are meant to be precise listening instruments of the sounds that they reproduce. Instead of being colored or bass heavy, monitors are meant to be accurate and reproduce all frequencies in the sound spectrum with equal dB output. This helps for audio engineers who need to hear the music they're mixing and audiophiles who want quality sound reproduction. I'd suggest getting 8" monitors if bass is important to you because 5" woofers usually suffer a bit in the low end. All in all, regular speakers usually take low quality recordings (like Youtube, Pandora and Spotify) and make them sound better with a bit of "tricks," (like I said, sound coloring and bass boosting). Monitors on the other hand, will make a shitty recording sound like a shitty recording and a great recording sound like a great recording - because they're accurate. But regular speakers will never reveal the detail of a great recording either.