New monitors: Which one do I choose?

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so you're telling me to just STOP producing/mixing until I have the money...

are you out of your mind? :lol:
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you don't need to stop just don't do any mastering with the sub set you have now. I think you would be even more disappointed if you bought shtty monitors then you have $0.
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mlexicon wrote:krk rokit8
too much bass in them for my taste, and when I compared instore to the Tannoy reveal 5 and 6d's they didn't hold a flame.
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read this

http://studio-central.com/phpbb/viewfor ... 5211454b29

and this

http://www.prorec.com/prorec/articles.n ... E100044F41

I'm going to try the behringer Truth B2031A I've read so many good things about them, and their very inexspensive.

if i had the money i would get the Mackie HR824

p.s. rip rowan is a chode
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kevin h wrote: I'm going to try the behringer Truth B2031A I've read so many good things about them, and their very inexspensive.
got them.. and let me tell you thats there's nothing TRUE about them :shock:
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tsod wrote:got them.. and let me tell you thats there's nothing TRUE about them :shock:
well I havent bought them yet, I'm going to audition them of course, we'll see what happens.

did you send them back, and get the krk's instead?

I really dont care how they sound, as long as I can get a mix that really translates well.

Engineers are always saying how the yamaha NS10's sounded like sh!t, but many recording studios consider them a must have because of great translation. Richie Hawtin used those if i'm not mistaken.
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hmm well my first impression was that they're quite good..
i get good results with them but good is not great :P
looking forward to get the adam p11's ;)

they just seem to sound too good.. but the mix is not! its a LIE
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after awhile...i think youd get accustomed to just about anything you get....

i mean...after awhile youll know how your sh!t should sound in front of your speakers....in order for it to sound good on the dancefloor

of course having good monitors is a great advantage...

just sayin :)
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