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Genelec has been one of the most renowned studio monitor manufacturers for the past four decades. Expensive, sure, but you certainly get what you pay for in most instances.
In this review, I’ll be looking at the 8020D model, one of the company’s more affordable monitors. Let’s take a deeper look and see what it has to offer.
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Adam Audio A4V powered studio monitors.
I’m a fairly big fan of Adam Audio, and the company has yet to let me down in terms of the quality of their products and the cost-to-value ratio that comes with them. Let’s see if the A4V change my opinion.
Yamaha really doesn’t need much of an introduction. They’ve been around for years and have built their reputation from the success of their infamous NS-10 – the most trusted and reliably horrible-sounding monitors possibly ever made.
Genelec, based in Finland, has been around since the late 1970s as a manufacturer of active loudspeakers for professional-grade recording studios, broadcast, and movie production. They’ve upheld their reputation for decades, thanks to how well-designed their products are, and the 8010A is no exception.