KRK V SERIES 4 User Manual

USER MANUAL
KRK V SERIES 4
BI-AMPLIFIED
DSP CONTROLLED
STUDIO MONITOR
“They deliver a clean and detailed sound with a strong sense of focus, they make good mixes sound
good, and if there are any problems with, they’ll let you know.” Sound on Sound Magazine
“It’s no exaggeration to say that the V8s are among the best monitors we’ve tried in this price
range, and some of the nicest of this size at any price!” DJ Magazine
“I love tracking on my 8s! I can turn them up for starting my drum sounds and they sound nice and
full and loud. Then I can turn them down, even dim them and still hear the fullness and clarity of
my recording.” Steve Marcantonio Legendary Nashville recording engineer/mixer

KRK V SERIES 4 Specifications

General

Type	Active studio monitor
Woofer Size	4 inches
Tweeter Size	1 inch
Weight	V4: 13.4 lb (6.1 kg) V6: 18.5 lb (8.4 kg) V7: 20.7 lb (9.4 kg) V8: 29.1 lb (13.2 kg)
Configuration	2-way
Amplifier Class	Class D
Crossover Frequency	2.5 kHz
Input Types	XLR, RCA
LF Driver Type	Kevlar
HF Driver Type	Kevlar
HF Power	30W
Enclosure Type	Ported

Summary

Rear Panel Controls and Settings

Level Attenuation and Input Sensitivity

Adjust output level and input sensitivity for optimal performance.

System Settings (A-E)

Configure ground lift, standby, and logo LED behavior.

Low and High Frequency EQ

Tune bass and treble response using shelf and PEQ controls.

USB Jack

Port for future firmware updates or features.

System Setup and Room Acoustics

Monitor Placement Guidelines

Recommendations for speaker and listener positioning for optimal sound.

Room Acoustic Checklist

Steps to minimize room interaction and improve sound quality.

Near Field Listening Setup

Optimal positioning for studio monitors and listening location.

Tips and Features

Grills

User-installable grills that do not affect frequency response.

Built-in Stabilizer

EVA foam cushion aids in reducing woofer recoil for punch and clarity.

Input Sensitivity Explained

Understanding input sensitivity for level matching and noise reduction.

Mounting Bracket Points

Universal threaded points for wall mounting brackets.

Power and Standby Operation

Power-On Sequence

Describes the 3-second delay before signal output on power up.

Standby Mode

Monitors automatically power down after 30 minutes of inactivity.

Waking from Standby

Monitors wake up with a 3-second delay when a signal is detected.

Troubleshooting Guide

No Power Issues

Checks for power cord, switch position, illuminated power light, and fuses.

No Sound or Specific Frequencies

Troubleshooting audio source, cables, phase, and individual monitor function.

Sudden Shutdown or Overheating

Addresses amplifier protection circuitry due to overheating or power surges.

Sound Quality Changes

Diagnosing issues related to room acoustics, placement, or polarity.

Hissing, Humming, or Loud Noises

Checks power connections, signal source, cable routing, and gain settings.