KRK Systems is a leading manufacturer of professional audio monitoring equipment, including studio monitors, subwoofers, and headphones known for their yellow Kevlar woofers.
KRK Systems has been a cornerstone of professional audio monitoring for over three decades, earning a reputation for innovation and precision since its founding in 1986. Recognized globally by their iconic yellow woofer cones, KRK studio monitors, subwoofers, and headphones are the tools of choice for countless engineers, producers, and artists. Now a member of the Gibson Family of Brands, KRK continues to deliver products that offer natural and balanced frequency responses with low distortion and superior imaging.
The company’s product lineup, including the renowned ROKIT and V Series, caters to diverse needs ranging from home recording setups to professional broadcast studios. With a commitment to delivering pristine sound, KRK Systems integrates advanced DSP room tuning, Kevlar® drivers, and scientifically tuned enclosures to help music creators capture every nuance of their audio.
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For optimal stereo imaging, place the left and right monitors approximately 3 to 5 feet apart, directed at a 60-degree angle towards the listening position to form an equilateral triangle. Ensure the tweeters are at ear level.
Many KRK monitors, such as the Classic and ROKIT series, feature an Auto-Standby mode that activates after 30 minutes of inactivity to save power. They will reactivate automatically when an audio signal is detected.
The serial number is typically located on the rear panel of the monitor or subwoofer, usually near the barcode or the AC power inlet.
KRK subwoofers support Balanced XLR, Balanced 1/4-inch TRS, and Unbalanced RCA connections. Determine which output your audio interface or mixer uses and match the cable accordingly.
Shandisa nyoro, damp cloth to clean the exterior. Do not use liquid cleaners, solvents, or aerosol cleaners, as these may damage the finish or components.