KRK will give attendees a first look at the upcoming V Series Five studio monitors and the new KRK Mesh wireless control system at MIX Music Production Nashville 2026 this Saturday, 16 May.
KRK is previewing two new products at MIX Music Production Nashville 2026 this weekend, and both are worth paying attention to. At Black River Entertainment’s Ronnie’s Place Studio on Music Row, the brand will give attendees a first look at the V Series Five, its upcoming flagship studio monitor, and the KRK Mesh, a new wireless app-based control system built for immersive studio setups.
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The V Series Five is the bigger announcement of the two, at least in terms of anticipation. KRK has been building studio monitors since 1986, and the V Series Five are set to carry forward hallmark technologies – including woven Kevlar aramid fibre woofers and a front bass reflex port, with refinements to clarity and reliability across the board. A full release is slated for later in 2026, so details are still limited, but the Nashville preview should give a clearer picture.
KRK Mesh is the other piece of the puzzle, aimed at immersive mixing environments. The wireless control platform gives users over 64 customisable commands to manage EQ, voicing presets and system behaviour at the individual speaker, group or full-studio level. Designed to address boundary-related acoustic challenges common in immersive rooms, Mesh integrates directly with the V Series Five and is demoed in dedicated sessions at the Nashville event.
KRK will also have the Kreate Series on show. The entry-level active monitors come in three sizes – 3-inch, 5-inch and 8-inch – and include Bluetooth streaming, Class D amplification and boundary and tuning EQs. Unlike the V Series Five, the Kreate Series is available now.
More details on the V Series Five and KRK Mesh are expected as the 2026 release approaches.
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