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Which Kali Speaker Should I Buy?

Which Kali Speaker Should I Buy?

Description

For the aspiring music maker looking for a professional solution to mix their music and reference their tracks, Kali Audio's LP-6 Lone Pine 6.5" powered studio monitors are an excellent tool. This monitor is designed to deliver transparent sound for creators working across all genres and features Boundary EQ settings to optimize the speaker's response depending on where it is placed in your room. An advanced waveguide, large voice coil and precision tuning this monitor will sound great in any space.  

The LP-6 is designed so you can hear every detail of your mix. Nothing is boosted or suppressed to cover flaws in your tracks, so you will be able to mix with critical precision to mix with confidence and create incredible sounding finished productions. This detailed sound is, in a large part, owed to the monitor's 3-D Imaging Waveguide.

This Waveguide allows you to hear a 3D soundstage from a stereo pair of monitors. By Matching the shape of the waveguide to the interactions of the high and low-frequency drivers, this waveguide produces a stereo image that is wider, taller and deeper than the space where the speakers are placed. The LP-6 accomplishes this by ensuring that the speaker's reflected sound matches its direct sound. Every time you hear a loudspeaker, you're hearing both the direct sound from the speaker and reflections from the speaker's signal bouncing off of objects in the room.

When those reflections are congruent with the direct sound from the speaker, listeners perceive a better sound overall and are able to make out very subtle details like where microphones are placed in a room. When done well, the stereo image will be three-dimensional.

This gives users a very high degree of confidence in their mix. It allows them to mix faster, and produce better mixes overall.
Open Box Kali Audio LP-6 Lone Pine 6.5-inch Studio Monitor (Each) Level 1
Open Box Kali Audio LP-6 Lone Pine 6.5-inch Studio Monitor (Each) Level 1
Open Box Kali Audio LP-6 Lone Pine 6.5-inch Studio Monitor (Each) Level 1

Features

  • 3-D Imaging Waveguide
  • 1.5” Voice Coil
  • Low Noise Port Tube
  • High Output
  • Bass Power
  • XLR, TRS, and RCA Inputs

Specs

General
  • Size: Nearfield
  • System type: Powered
  • Configuration: Not Specified
Drivers
  • Low-frequency driver: 6.5" Woofer
  • Mid-frequency driver: None
  • High-frequency driver: 1" Soft Dome
  • Full-range driver: Not Specified
  • Driver type: Not Specified
Sound
  • Frequency response: 38Hz-25kHz
  • Max peak SPL: 108dB
  • Amplifier class: Class D
  • Output power: 50W
Onboard Features
  • Input connectors: RCA, TRS, XLR
  • Standby mode: Not Specified
  • Acoustic space control: Not Specified
  • Power indicator: Yes
Other
  • Width: 8.75"
  • Height: 14.125"
  • Depth: 10.25"
  • Weight: 18 lbs
  • Enclosure type: Front Ported

Reviews

4.71

14 Reviews

93%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Took a chance, so happy I did!!
Took a chance, so happy I did!!

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Fantastic clean sound

Picked up a pair yesterday. These things are amazing: Clear, full, detailed without any coloration. In the sweet spot they really give you a full sound without having to push them too loud. For the money you can't do any better.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Nothing from 60 to 120-130Hz can be heard

It surprisingly has kick punch on the very lows, but no bass frequencies can be recognized from 60 to 120 Hz. Owned Adam with "cevlar" 6.5" driver and they played all the range down to 40-50 Hz. LP-6 have paper 6.5" driver. Clear crystal mids, good highs. But no use for me without bass freqs. Probably LP-8 are better.

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Home Studio14
  2. Amateur Recording9
  3. Professional Recording9
  4. Performances1
Cons
  1. Limited Functions1
  2. Poor Sound Quality1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced6
  2. Professional Musician4
  3. Novice3
Pros
  1. Good Audio12
  2. Easy To Use9
  3. Compact4
  4. Versatile4
  5. Durable3

Reviewed by 14 customers

  • Amazing Speaker Monitor should be much more

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byGregy

    fromWaco Texas

    Im amazed at the sound quality truly professional and I'm floored by the prescion as another said these have no business in being so cost effective

  • Great Monitors

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byAndy

    fromGrayslake, IL

    I was upgrading my 3" monitors and the salesman at the desk mentioned these (used) and I heard all good things about them so I got em and ma'an can I say it was the best decision!! I am using them in a small room and these fill the room beautifully and sound absolutely amazing. I do not need a sub woofer as these project enough bass for my needs. They are so clean and crisp I am hearing parts of songs I never knew existed. Cannot beat them for the price !!

  • Took a chance, so happy I did!!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byChase H

    fromJohnson City, TN

    I had never heard of Kali speakers and didn't want to spend double the money for an equal set for the known brand. I took a chance on these Kali's and they have been absolutely amazing. These speakers THUMP with beautiful bass and crisp clarity on mid's and high's. I recommend these to anyone wanting a multi purpose speaker for your studio.

  • Amazing!!!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJohn

    fromLas Vegas, NV

    It was originally between these and the Adam Audio T7V speakers. I went with the T7V's due to the hiss complaints of the Lp-6. The T7V's really lack the bass I was use to and looking for and I actually went through several pairs of monitors (2 sets of T7V one set was defective, Rokit 7, Fluid FX80, Alpha 65 EVO, iLoud MTM) before deciding a little hiss isn't going to matter. Welp, I finally got them and… WHAT HISS?!?!?! I couldn't ask for a better monitor to replace my aging Rokit 6's. They have all the bass you could ask for in a speaker this size and in my opinion sound better than the T7V. I couldn't be more satisfied with my purchase and would recommend these speakers over just about anything under the $500 each price range.

  • Yes it's good

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byRob

    fromBellingham

    Clear

  • A Great Set of Monitors

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byKen

    fromRoaring Brook PA

    Previously owned the Mackie CR5BT monitors and one monitor stopped working after about 1 year of use. Just bought a pair of these Kali LP6 and couldn't be happier with them. Great sound and much improved over the Mackies.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byJoe

    fromAlbany, GA

    Are these 1st or second wave?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    These will be the first wave of models

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byRob

    fromFl

    Can it be used horizontally

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Sure

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byAlex the Noob

    fromRockwall, TX

    Do these have a subwoofer output?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No, it doesn’t. Please give us a call if you would like some help 855-770-3373

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byMax

    fromFl

    Hello I just purchased some of these monitors but I don't know what Else does it comes with but the monitors. Does it come with some input cables and and power cord? What Xtra . Thank you

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This will come with the power cable

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byTensai

    fromBahrain

    Dear guitar center team, I would like to know if the Kali Audio LP-6 power voltage is universal?, the voltage in my country which is Bahrain is 220v to 240v and not 120v like in the united states.

    Open Reply - Ronald
    It won't be. You would have to find an adapter locally to use it.