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Post by drift » Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:00 am

marty wrote:i'm very satisfied with my pair of alesis m1 active mk2.
i think i paid about € 350 and they're worth every cent.
yeah man, think there around £220 including cables

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real good for the price man 8)

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Post by scaramanga » Fri Dec 29, 2006 6:14 am

two oh one wrote:Dynaudio BM6As. Absolutely fantastic, accurate and gritty monitors. You don't need sub to understand what is going down in the low end if your room is properly treated. I prefer these to the 'pretty' sounding Genelecs.

Get something that fits your room. Don't get too bassy in a small space. I actually had big, 'impressive' monitors before I got the BM6As and although they were loud and my mates thought they were good, they overpowered my room and my mixes were always shat.
my man Ghozt just got a pair of these

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Dynaudio,PMC and Genelec make the best monitors in the world imo
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Post by two oh one » Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:35 pm

Scaramanga wrote:
two oh one wrote:Dynaudio BM6As. Absolutely fantastic, accurate and gritty monitors. You don't need sub to understand what is going down in the low end if your room is properly treated. I prefer these to the 'pretty' sounding Genelecs.

Get something that fits your room. Don't get too bassy in a small space. I actually had big, 'impressive' monitors before I got the BM6As and although they were loud and my mates thought they were good, they overpowered my room and my mixes were always shat.
my man Ghozt just got a pair of these

beautiful speakers

Dynaudio,PMC and Genelec make the best monitors in the world imo
Yeah, they're all nice speakers. ADAMS, too. I just tried them all until I found the qualities I needed . The 15As were good, but a little too small for my room. Still, amazing clarity. A lot of people use them, and without a sub, too.
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Post by scaramanga » Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:54 am

two oh one wrote:
Scaramanga wrote:
two oh one wrote:Dynaudio BM6As. Absolutely fantastic, accurate and gritty monitors. You don't need sub to understand what is going down in the low end if your room is properly treated. I prefer these to the 'pretty' sounding Genelecs.

Get something that fits your room. Don't get too bassy in a small space. I actually had big, 'impressive' monitors before I got the BM6As and although they were loud and my mates thought they were good, they overpowered my room and my mixes were always shat.
my man Ghozt just got a pair of these

beautiful speakers

Dynaudio,PMC and Genelec make the best monitors in the world imo
Yeah, they're all nice speakers. ADAMS, too. I just tried them all until I found the qualities I needed . The 15As were good, but a little too small for my room. Still, amazing clarity. A lot of people use them, and without a sub, too.
what are you talking about?

the 15A's are huge! 9.5" woofer they play down to 30 Hz whereas the 6A's play to 42 Hz
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Post by two oh one » Thu Jan 11, 2007 5:07 am

Scaramanga wrote:
two oh one wrote:
Scaramanga wrote:
two oh one wrote:Dynaudio BM6As. Absolutely fantastic, accurate and gritty monitors. You don't need sub to understand what is going down in the low end if your room is properly treated. I prefer these to the 'pretty' sounding Genelecs.

Get something that fits your room. Don't get too bassy in a small space. I actually had big, 'impressive' monitors before I got the BM6As and although they were loud and my mates thought they were good, they overpowered my room and my mixes were always shat.
my man Ghozt just got a pair of these

beautiful speakers

Dynaudio,PMC and Genelec make the best monitors in the world imo
Yeah, they're all nice speakers. ADAMS, too. I just tried them all until I found the qualities I needed . The 15As were good, but a little too small for my room. Still, amazing clarity. A lot of people use them, and without a sub, too.
what are you talking about?

the 15A's are huge! 9.5" woofer they play down to 30 Hz whereas the 6A's play to 42 Hz
Whoops. I meant 5As...

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Post by jack sparrow1 » Thu Jan 11, 2007 10:23 am

drift wrote:
marty wrote:i'm very satisfied with my pair of alesis m1 active mk2.
i think i paid about € 350 and they're worth every cent.
yeah man, think there around £220 including cables

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real good for the price man 8)
i use these

really good for mid range and highs

bass is too much on them tho :P
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Post by 7 below » Thu Jan 11, 2007 1:38 pm

I have Tapco S8's (Mackie's budget range), flat response to 40 hz and sound pretty good for the price. I don't really know enough to compare them to other monitors though...

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Post by metalboxproducts » Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:06 pm

Tannoy reveal x. two of these bad boys..

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Post by t-woc » Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:32 pm

i got the tannoys but not that happy, next bit of cash gettin a set of genelecs :arrow:
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Post by Citrus Boy » Fri Jan 12, 2007 3:17 pm

metalboxproducts wrote:Tannoy reveal x. two of these bad boys..

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hey yeah I got the orig tannoy reveals. These any better for bass?

Most of my mixes come out far to bassy. Was thinking about buying a sub to fix that tho.

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Post by metalboxproducts » Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:35 pm

Borg wrote:
metalboxproducts wrote:Tannoy reveal x. two of these bad boys..

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hey yeah I got the orig tannoy reveals. These any better for bass?

Most of my mixes come out far to bassy. Was thinking about buying a sub to fix that tho.
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Post by forensix (mcr) » Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:42 pm

metalboxproducts wrote:
Check my mysaz page for beats. Hear for your self :wink:
What they're shit then :wink:

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Post by Citrus Boy » Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:27 pm

yeah.checked em.. BAD ASS is rude!

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Post by metalboxproducts » Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:39 pm

forensix (mcr) wrote:
metalboxproducts wrote:
Check my mysaz page for beats. Hear for your self :wink:
What they're shit then :wink:
YEAH YEAH at least mine aren't girls music. You make homo-step.. :o :wink:
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Post by nattyphysicist » Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:46 pm

I have a pair of Paradigm Titan's. My friend used to work for Paradigm and he has personally measured them to be extremely flat. They definately sound clear, as much as that is subjective. They are marketed as bookshelf speakers, not monitors, but the perfomance/price is pretty crazy. Here is a pair for sale: http://cgi.ebay.com/PARADIGM-V2-V-2-TIT ... dZViewItem
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Post by jack sparrow1 » Fri Jan 12, 2007 6:06 pm

metalboxproducts wrote:
forensix (mcr) wrote:
metalboxproducts wrote:
Check my mysaz page for beats. Hear for your self :wink:
What they're shit then :wink:
YEAH YEAH at least mine aren't girls music. You make homo-step.. :o :wink:
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Post by metalboxproducts » Fri Jan 12, 2007 6:16 pm

jack sparrow1 wrote:
metalboxproducts wrote:
forensix (mcr) wrote:
metalboxproducts wrote:
Check my mysaz page for beats. Hear for your self :wink:
What they're shit then :wink:
YEAH YEAH at least mine aren't girls music. You make homo-step.. :o :wink:
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Post by little boh peep » Fri Jan 12, 2007 7:48 pm

Little Boh Peep wrote:I fell in love with these today. (Tall dark and intelligent, who wouldn't.)
...We ended up getting a pair of Dynaudio BM5As, and I am extremely pleased with them. (Also baking serious cookies for the guy at Guitar Center for the deal he cut us.)

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Post by digital » Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:02 pm

jack sparrow1 wrote:
drift wrote:
marty wrote:i'm very satisfied with my pair of alesis m1 active mk2.
i think i paid about € 350 and they're worth every cent.
yeah man, think there around £220 including cables

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real good for the price man 8)
i use these

really good for mid range and highs

bass is too much on them tho :P
Gonna get me some of these. 8)

Anyone recommend a soundcard to go with?

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Post by djshiva » Sat Jan 13, 2007 8:15 pm

i love my event project studio 8 monitors. i listened to a ton of monitors after a friend lent me these, and i hated them all. lucky for me he decided to sell them to me.

the KRKs are great for hearing the frequencies in the mix (which, i admit is what monitors are for), but they make my ears want to cry. i tested tunes mixed on my Events on the KRKs and they definitely told me where everything sat in the mix. But they also told me that my Events did the trick perfectly and mine didn't make me want to stick painkillers in my eardrums after a long session.

for a lower priced monitor from event, there are also these:

http://www.zzounds.com/item--EVEALP5

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