The loudspeakers with KRK’s distinctive yellow diaphragm have become indispensable in the studio world. Keith Klawitter founded this company in 1986 as an engineer looking for monitors that sounded clear and accurate. He couldn’t find them and started building his own high-end studio speakers. In the meantime, in addition to active and passive near-field monitors and subwoofers, headphones have been added to the portfolio.
The closed over-ear KRK KNS 6402 are a versatile monitoring tool for home recording guitars and vocals. And these headphones are even suitable for DJs, thanks to their flexibility. In our test, the sound was surprisingly rich in detail and finely resolved in the highs...
KRK Systems send the follow-up to the KNS 8400 the KNS 8402 into the running. Located in the mid-price range, they have to hold their own against strong competition and aim to achieve this with natural sound and accurate sonic representation. Do they succeed as...
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