M-Audio Bx4 120-Watt Powered RCA, Auxiliary Studio Monitors/Desktop Computer Speakers for Music Production, Gaming, Live Streaming, and Podcasting (Pair)

First of all i brought this for production, but nit mix and master, only arrangement. but yea still i needed something good. I was on a tight budget, and after a lot of research i went for the bx4. i had heard a great review of the bx5. so i trusted m audio. and believe me, this is the best in this range. Great lows, mids everything. I mean in this price range, its the best. iam very happy i brought this

The M-Audio BX4 studio monitors are an excellent budget-friendly option for beginners and home studios. They deliver clear mids, crisp highs, and controlled bass that works well in small rooms. The sound is balanced enough for music production, podcast editing, and casual mixing, though deep bass lovers may want a subwoofer. Their compact design fits easily on a desk, and the front bass port helps with placement near walls. Multiple input options and a front headphone output add convenience. Overall, BX4 monitors offer great performance, ease of use, and solid value for small-scale audio production.

It's been a while like around a month of me using them continuously for my studio purpose works they have been working fantastic and doing the job very nicely they got a turn off controls and all the cables you actually need to connect them to your computer.What I like this speakers that is you can turn up the highs and base knobs from the controls and it also offers you and aux input from the front side so you can connect your phone when ever you need and it also has a headphone jack so that you can easily connect and monitor the sound you are working on.The RCA auxiliary input actually doesn't works cleanly, cause it always produces static noise which is actually a bit annoying for me while working so, if you want to work nicely with it and don't want that static noise always coming from your speaker then you have to purchase and M audio sound card as well as the TRS input and output cable, then only they will not produce the static noise but it's a bit annoying that you have to purchase external sound card to prevent that static noise.Overall the review is very nice from my side cause these speakers work excellent for me and they also have a good frequency response all the they don't help much in the very Lowes and high but it's okay you can adjust at the at those frequencies.

Very good

Audio quality is very goodProduct is also good .

Very good sound quality perfect bass and equation mode exalant good luck model value for money

Paise Ke Hisab Se Bahut Achha Hai Studio Monitor

Smaller than i expected, bass not no much. No punch, if i increased the bass or volume could hear a little bit of tear.

Amazing little speakers. Very full and rich sound for their size. I was pleasantly surprised. They have treble and bass control switches on the back, which is nice because you can get a richer sound. Too bad the controls weren't on the front. I run them with a usb DAC and a pre-amp though, so your mileage may vary, depending on your setup. I recommend raising the speakers to ear height for the best sound. This is the third pair of M-Audio speakers I've owned over the years. Unfortunately, they don't last forever. Hopefully these will last longer than the last ones I had, which lasted about 5 or 6 years.

These are excellent for the price!These function perfect for small recording setups or just using for pc/laptop speakers.I use them with my laptop for music production and they work great.Volume is easy adjustable and clear at all levels.Easy setup instructions and have two different input output set ups.Totally recommend grabbing these if you are in the market for a great pc/laptop speakers.

They sound really good and have the key features required for a desktop system: Front panel On/Off/Volume control and headphone outlets. The Microphone input is a convenience, but probably won't be used for serious work.On the rear is the stereo RCA and 6.25mm connectors, so the speakers can be used for other functions, eg plugging in a keyboard or guitar. Also present are small Bass & Treble tone controls. A convenient feature is a switch to set the box with the controls as the left speaker or the right speaker, which allows for better flexibility in setup.To get better sound than what one gets from the computer built-in sound, I spent a measly $30 on a SoundBlaster USB to analogue converter, into which the speakers are plugged.The speakers could do with some kind of grill covering the drivers and really benefit from foam pads to sit on, which help reduce resonance and angle the speakers better (all speakers should have this)

Ben oltre le aspettative, mi hanno letteralmente lasciato a bocca aperta. Per poco più di 100 euro sono un must have per chiunque si voglia approcciare a dei monitor studio entry level o semplicemente per ascoltare musica. Poi m-audio è un ottimo marchio in ambiente audio, affidabile ed economico ma senza rinunciare alla qualità.Veniamo alle caratteristiche: woofer da 4.5" e tweeter da 1" perfetti per piccoli ambienti, anzi non riuscirete ad andare neanche a metà con la manopola del volume, talmente i db che sprigionano, e non sto esagerando.Sul davanti entrata aux e uscita cuffie. Sul retro 2 rca sbilanciate, 2 ingressi 6.3 bilanciati, line out per lo speaker passivo e regolazioni high-low, nonché la levetta left right per la stereofonia.Riguardo al suono, hanno nella loro forza i medio-alti, sufficientemente chiari e nitidi, mentre se vogliamo proprio trovare un difetto, i bassi sono leggermente impastati e meno precisi, ma viste le dimensioni del woofer è normale sia così, comunque sono ben presenti.Rispondo anche a due critiche che vengono mosse a questi speaker, nelle altre recensioni: non scaldano, almeno i miei, nonostante la stagione estiva e le temperature elevate, né tantomeno la cassa attiva suona più forte di quella passiva, anzi il volume è equilibrato, nonostante appunto non siano bi-amplificate.

So…I have been using monitor speakers for years for my PC sound needs, they are self-powered so do not need an amp and tend to have minimal footprint. I have my PC connected to my lounge TV and my PC use is generally done via the couch with Bluetooth mouse/keyboard. I am not a sound engineer or video editor so am not overly fussed about "flat" sound on my speakers for accurate reproduction. I want my speakers to fill the room with sound, be of good build and provide a good soundscape for music, movies and the occasional gaming session. I have ASD so have been cursed with a keen ear for sound defects, crackles, hums and general distortion. I prefer high quality MP3 (high bitrate FLAC) as opposed to streaming as I can hear the sound difference and find it makes a difference when you crank it up. I have traditionally paired my monitor/active speakers with a sub to give the set up some lovely warmth and thump and have an external soundcard with phono outputs to eliminate any interference from inside the PC case. I use the FX-Sound app in place of any bundled soundcard apps as it enables me to switch EQ for optimal listening experience – anyone who watches movies on PC can tell you how voice can become faint with general settings.What I had previously:I bought my last set of monitor speakers in about 2010 – a second hand set of M-Audio AV30s. They did the job quite nicely but did need the sub as they lacked any thump. I kept this setup over the years as it met my needs perfectly, I used the best cables I could and tweaked everything as well as I was able.However, after 16 years of use and no previous problems, the speakers decided to give up the ghost. Maybe was just age or a connection finally melting (they were on almost every day for hours) but they started to buzz and my admittedly shoddy knowledge of speaker repair failed me.What I wanted:I therefore decided to look for suitable replacements. To find something at least as good or better on my limited budget (under £100). The speakers had to meet my needs (as listed above) and hopefully last another 16 years.As am sure you have seen (you are reading this review after all) the choice of speakers is huge. I briefly considered bluetooth options but as my PC has this and I am a bit of an audiophile I decided it was unnecessary and added an extra potential for wear down the road. I felt comfortable with M-Audio as the previous pair lasted so long. I looked at other, well-known brands and weighed them against these ones in terms of specs, price and personal experience. I looked at some of the more unknown brands, which seemed to offer good value but instinctively I felt might not have the build quality.So why these ones?Ultimately these speakers seemed to off the best deal for me, I liked the fact that they featured built in high/low adjustment and seemed to be well insulated from interference. They had the right wattage to fill my large lounge and enough inputs to be versatile. I liked the look and the fact that they were a brand I trusted. Lastly, the price was right.So, any good?Well off the bat I was pleased by the good packaging, they included all the cables one might need – I did have to buy a longer 1/8 inch audio cable as my speakers need to be 4 meters apart (4M, 3.5mm to 3.5mm Stereo Aux Cord). Luckily the speaker to speaker cable was standard and only cost £3.After setting up and attaching the (included) foam pads to the bottom of the speakers I wired up my system to the PC and sub. I kept the sub off and tested the speakers with movies, streaming and music (*note, turn these speakers on by turning the volume knob). I adjusted the low and high slightly to suit my taste and found that even with the sub off they had a nice warm sound with a nice bit of thump. I am sure this will improve as the speakers wear in a bit (turns out this is a thing). After turning the sub on I was treated to the full potential of my setup and found that with some small adjustments was able to produce a well-rounded, room filling sound with the speakers only quarter full. They are certainly loud enough! The highs and lows seem accurate and with the right EQ settings (thanks FX Sound) I was able to hear good detail on everything I tried.The build quality seems good, and I did not notice any hum or unwanted noises when no audio is being fed to the speakers. I was able to turn them way up without hearing any distortion save the rattling of objects on my table…In conclusion, I would recommend these speakers as good value for money and quite suitable for anyone wanting to upgrade their PC sound from “PC Speakers” to something a little more professional. I would imagine that you would have to spend a lot more money before you had any noticeable difference in sound quality. Only time will tell how long they will last but so far so good.