KRK Intros New V Series 4 Monitors
KRK Systems has introduced the new V-Series 4 nearfield studio monitors line, featuring 4-, 6- and 8-inch models. … Read More KRK Intros New V Series 4 Monitors
KRK Systems has introduced the new V-Series 4 nearfield studio monitors line, featuring 4-, 6- and 8-inch models. … Read More KRK Intros New V Series 4 Monitors
Gibson Brands, the parent company of Gibson, Cakewalk, TASCAM, TEAC, KRK and other music gear companies – has acquired music news and forum site Harmony Central. “Harmony Central will not be a ‘Gibson site’; we already have that,” says Gibson CEO and Chairman Henry Juszkiewicz, “Think of it as Gibson providing a place to throw a party, and… Read More Gibson Buys Harmony Central
At the 2014 NAMM Show, Behringer introduced a new studio monitor line, the Nekkst series. The Nekkst line is designed by KRK founder Keith R. Klawitter, who has this to say about the monitors: “I was very excited when BEHRINGER asked me to design their new reference monitors. They gave me complete freedom to use… Read More Behringer Intros Nekkst Studio Monitor Line
At the 2013 NAMM Show, Behringer introduced the NEKKST K5 and K8 near-field monitors, developed by monitor designer and founder of KRK, Keith R. Klawitter. The new NEKKST monitors feature a means of switching between studio tunings, as well as DSP correction, multiple analog and digital inputs, along with iOS and Bluetooth. Both models come with… Read More Behringer Intros NEKKST Monitors, Designed by KRK Founder
Musikmesse 2011: KRK Systems has introduced the Rokit RP10-3, a mid-field three-way monitor system and the latest in their popular Rokit line. The Rokit RP10-3 is designed to deliver “true bass response” down to 35Hz. The Rokit RP10-3 also offers a rotatable tweeter/midrange speaker mount plate, for more accurate acoustic alignment. I haven’t had a chance… Read More KRK Intros Rokit RP10-3 Monitors
2009 NAMM Show: At last year’s NAMM show, we were impressed by the technology behind KRK’s ERGO (Enhanced Room Geometry Optimization) room correction system. It’s a system that automatically measures the acoustics of your listening room and adjust/corrects the output of your monitors to compensate. (See our video demo of the KRK ERGO system). Just in time… Read More KRK ERGO Room Correction System Shipping
Got bass? Propellerhead software has announced the 2008 Bassline Battle. Reason 4 are invited to put together the funkiest, illest, baddest bassline and drum beat combinations for a chance to win grand prizes, provided by Propellerhead Software, Focusrite, KRK and Novation. Entering the battle is as easy as 1-2-3: 1. Use the Reason Electric Bass… Read More Got Bass? Propellerhead Announces 2008 Bassline Battle
KRK Systems launched the second generation of their industry-standard Rokit monitor. The second generation Rokit incorporates several technologies from the company’s flagship VXT and E8B lines, including radically radiused edges along the front of the cabinet. The new Rokits replace the current Rokit 5″, 6″ and 8″ models. I’ve got a pair of Rokit in… Read More KRK Intros Second-Gen Rokit Studio Monitors
One of the most interesting introductions at NAMM this year wasn’t a synth or new control surface, but KRK’s ERGO – a digital room analysis and correction system. ERGO analyzes and compensates for bad room acoustics, which can negatively effect your mixes. The unit connects to a computer via Firewire when it is performing its… Read More An In Depth Look At ERGO Room Correction
At the Winter NAMM Show, KRK announced ERGO, a digital room analysis and correction system. ERGO (Enhanced Room Geometry Optimization) aims to improve your studio mixing space by correcting for real world acoustic problems. ERGO analyzes and compensates for undesirable room acoustics which can negatively impact audio mixdowns. The unit connects to a computer via… Read More KRK Ergo Room Correction System