Pioneer DJDM-50D 5-inch Active Monitor Speaker - White

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In the world of audio, precision often reigns supreme. However, for those of us who prioritize sheer musical enjoyment, the Pioneer DJ DM-50D 5-inch Active Monitor Speakers are nothing short of remarkable. These speakers may not cater to accuracy purists, but if you're after an expansive and utterly non-fatiguing sound experience, look no further.Here's what makes these speakers an auditory delight:Pros:Vinyl Bliss: If you're on a quest to revitalize your vinyl collection, these speakers are your ideal companions. They manage to capture the intricate warmth and depth of analog records, enveloping you in a nostalgic musical embrace.Deceptively Powerful Sound: Despite their unassuming size, these speakers deliver an impressive soundstage. The audio they produce is rich, clear, and voluminous, infusing your space with music that's nothing short of spectacular.Striking Retro-Futuristic Design: The visually arresting white aesthetic with a hint of retro-futurism doesn't just elevate your auditory experience; it adds an artful touch to your listening area. These speakers are as much a visual statement as they are an auditory one.Versatile Connectivity: Offering a range of connectivity options, including RCA and TRS inputs, these speakers adapt seamlessly to various setups. Their built-in amplification simplifies your audio arrangement, eliminating the need for an external amp.Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐In summary, the Pioneer DJ DM-50D 5-inch Active Monitor Speakers cater to vinyl enthusiasts who prioritize sheer musical enjoyment over precision. They transcend their size, delivering a sound that engulfs you in a captivating audio experience. While they may not appease accuracy purists, their non-fatiguing sound quality is perfect for those who relish music as a form of pure enjoyment. These speakers are not just audio equipment; they are a declaration of your passion for the joy of music.

Love them and were shipped fast!

I wish the highs were a little better but other than that, it's okay for now, still better than the Mackies, I like these have a auto shut off when not in use.

I love these speakers, the sound is so clear,they have the bass that I like, they are the best!!!

very nice full detailed sound

I’ve always been a pioneer fan and once again, they didn’t disappoint. I love the sound, the appearance and everything else about these.

I went down the rabbit hole of near-field speakers. That got me on a path of looking at studio monitors. Wrong.What I did not understand is that studio monitors are meant to create a very flat listening experience that is geared toward work. Studio engineers need to hear the sound in it's most true form so that they can do whatever magic they do as part of their production process. Studio monitors are not meant for casual listening and these speakers are clearly evident of their nature.There is nothing inherently wrong with them, but they are not enjoyable. They can reproduce the sound in a clear, loud and true fashion, but most people don't want that as their listening experience as it's not something one would seek out for entertainment.I had them connected to a FiiO R2R K11 DAC so I'm confident that they were getting the best input signal that I could provide. I tinkered with Pipewire's Easy Effects GEQ to try and tune the sound to my liking. It got a little better, but never enjoyable. I could have kept tweaking, but you shouldn't have to fight with your speakers to try and make them sound like something they are not.They have good clarity and sufficient low frequency response, but that's it. I don't speak audio-dork so I cannot talk about soundstaging, spatialty, and other things that most people probably say a lot but don't actually understand. That's fine, I don't need to earn some sort of achievement badge for being overly fussy about sound. Bass is surprisingly lacking at lower volumes. They'll make some serious sound if you crank them, but I don't do that but occasionally.I wanted some desktop speakers that are better than most of the cheap junk that you find being marketed as 2.1 systems for computers. These are not it. I'm sure if you're actually doing production work or audio engineering, these are probably pretty good. For the casual listener, you will be whelmed.Also, and this is just nitpicking at this point, I didn't like how they looked. They are really big, take up a lot of space and don't make a lot of sound for the real estate that they occupy. They look like something a child would own. I don't normally care about looks when it comes to speakers, but these started to become a cheap-looking eyesore after a week.