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Shanti Shahar - VIRUS pro
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Posted : Feb 5, 2006 23:22
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I'm thinking to buy the Behringer Truth B2030-A and wanted to know is it worth it?
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dtd
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Posted : Feb 5, 2006 23:27
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i would never buy them. i'd suggest you also try out the fostex pm-1, they are quite cheap in price.
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diskonekt
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 00:15
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A friend is using the truths (the 2031A model i think) for a couple of years now and he's not at all happy with
them - lookin forward to changing them ..fast !
I suppose you can buy much better monitors in their price .. or adding a little extra cash 
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Shanti Shahar - VIRUS pro
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 01:16
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so what speakers do you suggest?
i'm looking for a very good Amplified Monitors, in the price range of 2000 SHEKEL (420$)...
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S.D6 (Yakir .B.)
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 02:17
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you cant find good monitor in 2000 nis...
try the Samson reveal 65a this is the prise mor or less...
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 06:12
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Why such a problem wich Behringer i have a pair of them and i pretty satisfied, it also depends on room acoustics,monitors don“t make miracles. For the price 2031a are pretty decent, i work in an audio shop/school and we“ve compared them with Alesis m one(fpr example) and Alesis sucthey have too much bass, far from being flat.
Im not saying they are great, but have heard a lot of people talk shit about em without having a technical explanation, just that they are bad, i ask why???? |
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oldskool
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 20:17
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buy the resolv 65 a now..no questions no doubts..after a year or 2 years or if at all need be buy mackie or dynaudio
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orange
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 20:48
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On 2006-02-06 06:12, Brain Hacked wrote:
Why such a problem wich Behringer i have a pair of them and i pretty satisfied, it also depends on room acoustics,monitors don“t make miracles. For the price 2031a are pretty decent, i work in an audio shop/school and we“ve compared them with Alesis m one(fpr example) and Alesis sucthey have too much bass, far from being flat.
Im not saying they are great, but have heard a lot of people talk shit about em without having a technical explanation, just that they are bad, i ask why????
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not having bass doesnt mean flat or good!!
behringers for me are far then accurate theyr lack of bass doesnt mean they are accurate or flat they have cheap sound and make cheap mixes you must realy know them by hart to make a decent min on them!
alesis are far better and i can live with the more bass!!
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psypox
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 21:13
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On 2006-02-05 23:27, dtd wrote:
i would never buy them. i'd suggest you also try out the fostex pm-1, they are quite cheap in price.
good luck!
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i can tell ya that B2031A is some very good monitors.
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psypox
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 21:25
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On 2006-02-06 20:48, orange-atropa wrote:
behringers for me are far then accurate theyr lack of bass doesnt mean they are accurate or flat they have cheap sound and make cheap mixes you must realy know them by hart to make a decent min on them!
alesis are far better and i can live with the more bass!!
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Well isent it always about if you know the monitors or not?
behringer B2031A i have, and my mixes are good - i would recommend everyone to get them for low boudget.
Alesis's bass is to muddy, and not tight at all.
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etnarama
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Posted : Feb 6, 2006 21:39
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Adrenal Mode
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 00:22
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to my opinion, Behringer sound is so massy you can't hear anything except the loud bass and distearb mid's, Samson sound more clear with the low and high and thay dont have mid, so thay sound softer (not proff..monitor but you can work with them)
you have great monitor allmost in the same price that sound better then the Behringer&Samson to my opinion, Roland DS give them a listen ...
and it's also depends on the acoustics room and the monitor placment that will give you better Picture of the sound.
My advice for you is to GO and LISTEN to them and make your own reference.
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Shanti Shahar - VIRUS pro
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 00:46
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Look...
i heard the behringer monitors, and i think they have a prety nice round & fat sound for trance creation, and their high freq' was nice too.
also i saw the B2030A at a sound school in haifa (BPM)and told they are highly recommended.
but still, i can't over look that a few pepole i talked to said that they have a "digital / mechanical" sound...
i want to know if they are suficiant to creat a good equlaized track?
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Adrenal Mode
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 01:27
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if youle see this monitor in this school so this meen thay sound's good, HELL NO!!!
the school choose them cuz they cheep and you can buy 3 sets of this monitor insted buying one Genelec (you have 20 ppl in one class)
Agree with orange-atropa:
"they have cheap sound and make cheap mixes"
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 12:21
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Ridiculous thread, no facts just plain IMHOs with bashing opposite.
Everything depends, room acoustics, your ears, your brain, monitor placements, your placement..... and how you felt once you woke up the motning you listen.
Fact is simple Behringer have good amount of lows which is a mistake to mix on monitors like these. Since mixing is one of dominant parts of mastering and sound designing, you should reconsider your thoughts twise. Of course you can insert EQ on master output to reduce lows, even to make curve based on other monitors curve but again why to buy something you need to EQ while you can buy something that have normal amount of lows at the same time have quite balanced frequency responce graph.
Now my imhos
For price range you looking to 450$, i would advice to check second hand monitors, Tannoy. I don't like these but i don't like even more Behringer and Samson ones.
Of course you need to learn monitor and of course you can produce even with 20$ headphones hell of sound, although your are big boy and need to think yourself what will make you happy and what you need to buy. Listen to all options and buy the ones you like, because you need to work on them not ppl in here.
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