KRK Rokit RP7 G4

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Active Studio Monitor

Equipped with: 6.5" glass aramid woofer and 1" glass aramid tweeter
Power: 145 Watt - 48 Watt tweeter, 97 Watt bass driver
Bi-amped Class-D amplifier
Frequency response: 42 - 40000 Hz
Maximum sound pressure level: 110 dB (SPL)
Integrated backlit LC display
25 Visual Graphic EQ Presets (DSP-based)
KRK App with room correction tools (iOS + Android)
Brickwall Limiter
Connections: Combo input XLR / 6.3 mm jack balanced
Dimensions (H x W x D): 339 x 225 x 284 mm
Weight: 7.6 kg
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3 3-Year Thomann Warranty

Available since April 2019

Item number 458021

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Speaker size 1x 6,5", 1x 1"

Amplifier power per unit (RMS) 145 W

Magnetic Shielding No

Analogue XLR Input Yes

Analogue Input (Jack) Yes

Analogue Input (Mini Jack) No

Analogue Input (RCA) No

Digital input No

Manual frequency correction Yes

Frequency range min. 42 Hz

Frequency range max. 40000 Hz

Dimensions 339 x 225 x 284

Weight 7,6 kg

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KRK Rokit RP7 G4 B-Stock
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$152

KRK Rokit RP7 G4 Bundle

$366

KRK Rokit RP7 G4 Stand Bundle

$389

DSP speaker with impressive treble response

With the KRK Rokit RP7 G4, recording and mixing fans get the fourth generation of this active two-way monitor speaker, impressing users with its integrated DSP features such as an equaliser, brickwall limiter, and room correction. These are conveniently controllable via a multifunction jog wheel and an illuminated LC display as well as a smartphone app. With its glass-aramid speakers, 6.5" in size for low frequencies and 1" in size for high frequencies, this speaker has an output of 145W RMS and produces a sound pressure level of up to 110dBSPL. Bass can be reproduced down to 42Hz. The treble spectrum extends up to 40kHz, which makes this a particularly open-sounding monitor.

LCD and brickwall limiter

The KRK Rokit RP7 G4's DSP-controlled equaliser is designed as a graphic EQ and is controlled by 25 different presets. This helps to optimally adapt the sound of the loudspeaker to its acoustic environment, and everything is conveniently displayed via an easy-to-read LC screen located on the back of the speaker. The KRK Audio Tools app offers additional tools for room correction and speaker positioning via iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. A built-in brickwall limiter protects the speaker when it is pushed to its limits and provides a balanced sound. Thanks to the balanced combo socket, the speaker can accommodate both XLR and jack connectors.

Flexibly adjustable entry-level monitor

The active KRK Rokit RP7 G4 is a good budget choice for beginners who want to get to know their monitoring environment with the help of a flexibly adjustable monitor speaker instead of trying out many different models with a fixed sound. It is suitable for studios where monitoring is necessary at powerful, high volumes. If you don't have free space on the meter bridge or on your desk, you should definitely place this monitor, which weighs just over 7.6kg, on a stable speaker stand. For users of hardware that reacts sensitively to magnetic fields, the speaker's magnetic shielding is also a good argument in its favour.

About KRK

The KRK Systems brand, today a subsidiary of US guitar manufacturer Gibson, has existed since 1986, and has acquired as many years of experience in the construction and design of studio monitors. Today, KRK's product range has extended to include subwoofers and headphones, in addition to their near- and midfield monitors. KRK adepts include such illustrious names as Mark "Spike" Stent (Ed Sheeran’s sound engineer), Grammy winner Ed Cherney, rock producer Jacquire King, rock and metal producer Ulrich Wild as well as trance DJ Armin van Buuren.

Also available as a bundle

As a nearfield monitor speaker, larger mixing rooms are the natural habitat of the KRK Rokit RP7 G4. For this rather large loudspeaker, particularly stable monitor stands are recommended. Isolation pads should be used to decouple the monitor speaker from the floor and thus avoid structure-borne noise and droning. If these speakers are too big for you, or if you can do without their extra power and have a subwoofer for the deepest bass frequencies, you can also take a look at the smaller and more affordable KRK Rokit RP5 G4 (article no. 458008).

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insomnij 21.02.2020

Krk my first Studio monitors.
I didn't come across them right away. I chose for a very long time, reviewed many hours of reviews on youtube.
Initially, I looked at the tomann JBL 305P MKII, they were satisfied with the price-quality ratio, plus they are inexpensive on the budget.
Of course it is worth adding that if the yamaha company were not such villains, and in my country would not cost sky-high money, then of course without doubt the choice would fall on them. But not fate.
So I didn't come across krk right away, but after listening to it, I couldn't stop loving it.
It remained only to determine the model. The fives were received positively by many reviewers, but still without enthusiasm(in terms of sound reliability).
You could take eights, but for my small Studio, this is too much. So by process of elimination, the choice fell on seven. And it's delicious.
I will not repeat the specification, the feeling of the sound is just Bombay.
A lot of settings, a convenient menu on the back side, with a display.
The monitors themselves are amazing, the quality of the materials, they are gorgeous.
I didn't find any disadvantages, except that I had to buy them earlier.
Bottom line: I'm very happy with the choice, krk is a cool alternative to yamaha.
Sound, price, quality

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Really good!

Bucket 23.01.2023

I've tried out some Adam competitors, compared them to these, and I feel that KRK's G4 series/generation does not deserve the reputation they have from prior generations.
The flat EQ setting sounds exactly the same and just as flat as the Adam speakers I tried. When I'm not mixing music, I would prefer just a little bit extra bass to have a more relaxed listening experience during music sessions, watching videos and gaming. And the EQ settings on these do allow you to add just a little nudging of bass, turning them into what their older generations are like.
The flexibility that they offer - although no full freedom in the EQs - does set them apart from the competitors.
I don't like the bright yellow theme, but the optional grills help there.
All in all, I find them a very good upgrade of any PC type speakers you might have at first. These are a very good starting point into better audio gear, and you don't neccessarily have to go higher at all!

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THE BEST WORK OF KRK MONITOR SERIES

ETACARINAE 23.03.2022

I will try briefly. I took it for a home studio. I say right away, it's better to take 7 inches than 5. Because in 7 inches, as for me, it is smoother and it is possible to work with the mix in more detail. They can be configured in great detail for the room, the phase inverter is in front, so it is suitable for a small room. They are much better than the 3rd generation of krk, as it seemed to me they are smoother and less color the sound. I miss the top a little, it's like it's *closed*, although it is indicated that they work up to 40k hertz, but this is a matter of taste. The ears do not get tired much. Smooth frequency response, good dense lower middle. Not bad tops, the upper-middle did not fail (as for example in the same presonus). The phase inverter is in the front, which is important for a home studio. For this money, I'm surely advise it!!

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Beautiful

Avatarguille 22.10.2020

I got this model because the Rokit rp5 were sold out because of the pandemic. How the setting is in my room, when they arrived I thought they were a bit big for it, but once I tried them, I couldn't really send them back ahahaha. I got to try the RP5 at my friends place, but when i heard these, I said to myself that i could find the space and I did and regret nothing.

They sound very clear, the base it's beautiful too, and i haven't even touched the settings. I love the natural flat sound (no eq changes made by me) that they have.

There is something was kind of bothering me, as they are really close to me atm i can here a little hiss from the tweeters (when nothing is playing), but with the time you get use to it. Also i have them like 50cm away from my hears. When i lay back 1m away i can not hear it anymore. I hope the fix this on the next model because it a mis annoying.

I really recommend them. They are wonderful

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