Yo! I’m stuck between two monitor options for my home setup and could really use your input: • KRK Rokit 5 Generation 5 • Adam Audio T7V

I mainly produce trap, rage, and 808-heavy stuff, sometimes with guitar melodies and ambient textures. My room is pretty small, about 10–12 m², and I’ll be sitting around 1 meter from the monitors. Some light treatment on the walls.

I know the Rokits are fun to produce on, have DSP features and that classic KRK vibe, but I’ve also heard the T7Vs are way more accurate and detailed — especially in the highs due to the ribbon tweeters.

What do you guys think? Has anyone A/B’d both? Which one gives you better results for mixing/making bangers with heavy low end?

Any help would be fire — I really don’t wanna drop cash and regret it later. Thanks in advance!

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I'm trying to get that clean but lush guitar tone something like the one you hear in Adele's Skyfall from the second verse. Any idea what type of guitar they would have used? And the effects processing to get that tone?

I have a couple of great guitar emulation plugins and amp sims. I also have an old ibanez electric guitar lying around but I'm not much of a player.

https://youtu.be/DeumyOzKqgI?si=3jsUCuWz_lv-dNmH&t=59s