M-Audio BX4-120-Watt Powered Desktop Computer Speakers/Studio Monitors for Gaming, Music Production, Live Streaming and Podcasting (BX4 Pair)

The speakers sound good when they are working. But one speaker often doesn't play sound, and this is a major deal breaker. I've checked the cables and it's an internal wiring problem.

I really like this, for the price, it's great quality with really good sound quality and range! My only complaint is the Front Face Cover falls off after having used it since purchase.

Great product

I bought these monitors to replace a pair of failed PreSonus monitors. I have experience with other M-Audio gear and trust their reliability. Also, the price made purchasing an easy decision. Sound quality is good for small monitors and since I don't have a lot of room in my studio, small is good.

Great ! Really good sound and more than enough power for a home studio. The cord connecting the two speakers could have been longer. Other than that, almost, perfect.

Suenan increíble para su precio. Fáciles de conectar y mucha potencia para su tamaño.

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.

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)