Top 10 best-selling Studio Monitor

With a set of Devine MR-5A studio monitors, you can learn how to mix projects and get your production career off to a great start! Equipped with XLR and jack inputs.

Compact, affordable and Adam-grade quality...the Adam D3V is an excellent desktop studio monitor. Here, you get a pair finished in black.

The Adam brand is found in some of the best studios in the world, as the name is synonymous with quality. The Adam T7V active studio monitor offers high quality monitoring at an excellent price.

Following the immense success of the T5V and T7V, sound engineers everywhere were sitting on the edge of their seats in wait for the dawning of the T8V. Here it is: a full-fat, 33Hz diving studio monitor fit for heavy lifting.

Adam have blessed the new A7V with an improved build and a built-in DSP chip for maximum sonic precision, which in terms of overall quality lands this fresh studio monitor right between the T-Series and S-Series models.

The Adam T5V active studio monitor is excellent value for money. The Adam brand is found in some of the best studios in the world, as the name is synonymous with quality.

One look at the rounded aluminium housing and you know it's Genelec. This 8040 BPM has a standby function and rings like a bell.

The next step up from the HS50M, the Yamaha HS5 monitor has a slightly larger housing and boasts improved speaker performance while the 70 Watt output capacity provides plenty of headroom in smaller spaces.

The Yamaha HS8 is the largest monitor from the HS series. You can rely on an accurate reproduction of your mix through a speaker that can handle extremely high volumes! Equipped with an 8-inch woofer and 120 Watt bi-amped power.

The Yamaha HS7 falls nicely into the gap between older models HS50M and HS80M. With 95 Watts of bi-amped power, it opens a world of possibilities. The HS7 features a white 6.5 inch cone with a frequency response starting at 43 Hz. This monitor will fit any studio.