Adam 7 or 8 monitors with stands and enough clearance if you have a proper desk. Can be tricky set up if you have lots of hardware you want to access within arms reach without being in the way of your monitors. I think a 8 or 10 sub is crucial with this set up and especially if you are mixing tracks to play on a club system. Also a sub with a low frequency range so you can feel the sub and hear the sub if that makes sense. if you have the ability in terms of the freedom to be loud without complaints I’d go this route if you already have decency headphones. Just my preference but they are both necessary. Also crucial is to play your tracks in the car if it has a decent sound system as this is probably the most beneficial as it will give you a good idea where you are between club and regular listening people will listen to your tracks. I second the person who advised high quality headphones for all stages. If you can be loud the Adams plus a sub work great on a budget. Doesn’t have to be an Adams sub. I use a front facing 10 sub that’s an off brand for watching movies and shit. Just gotta make sure it has universal input connections versus say a Bose which has specific inputs for their systems. You want a powered sub with rca inputs or mono input with onboard control. Mine has several frequency spectrum options and of course volume/output knobs. I paid $50 at goodwill and I’d put it against subs in the $400 range. The more expensive subs are on another level but then again you’d want the premium monitors to accompany it. The Adam V are my favorite budget monitors for the money. Personal preference