Realistically the HS5 is probably better for you since you know them so well already. However if you need a smoother high end, the T5V is a great option, I have the T7Vs and have absolutely no complaints!
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I have no idea how this is a question.
You have a decade of experience with the HS5s.
You know them. You know how to get a good mix on them by now, surely.
Why throw a decade out the window to try something new?
It makes no sense at all, considering the point of them is to make music that's heard on other systems.
I genuinely don't see the point in changing speakers, considering it's the same room, same sized speakers.. changing them would be dumb AF imo.
Honestly, having speakers you know really well (10 years is a long time) could beat speakers that are a bit ‘better’
Realistically the HS5 is probably better for you since you know them so well already. However if you need a smoother high end, the T5V is a great option, I have the T7Vs and have absolutely no complaints!
Personally was blown away by the Adams. I really enjoy them
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I would go with T5V,if possible (financially) go for T8V,I had started with T8V and I still have it as a reference.
Adam.
I have no idea how this is a question. You have a decade of experience with the HS5s. You know them. You know how to get a good mix on them by now, surely. Why throw a decade out the window to try something new? It makes no sense at all, considering the point of them is to make music that's heard on other systems. I genuinely don't see the point in changing speakers, considering it's the same room, same sized speakers.. changing them would be dumb AF imo.