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koukou!!
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Posted : Jun 5, 2006 12:07
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YAMAHA HS80M VS M-AUDIO STUDIOPHILEBX8
the price is almost the same so i am wondering whitch of them is better!!
if anyone knows ,please send me a reply!!!!
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Get-a-fix
Getafix
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Posted : Jun 5, 2006 12:24
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Save up for a better pair man that's my advice to you..Its better to spend once rather than having to sell your old pair for a loss somewhere down the line and buying a better pair..
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Witchery Whistle
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Posted : Jun 6, 2006 00:58
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I use M-AUDIO STUDIOPHILEBX8. I don't complain  On the other hand these are my first monitors, cannot compare.
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Squarepusher
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Posted : Jun 6, 2006 03:17
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IMO you cant go wrong with the yamaha´s...
MSP series are very good monitors...
Never listened to HS series though |
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seismic
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 02:44
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I am happy with my hs80 but a little bit to strong for my actual room.
I've heard alesis m1 active in my friends house - proper place and configuration makes them really good enough. I recommend them... |
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Mike A
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 14:21
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m-audio is crap
no idea about the yamaha, but since they are the same price range - i assume they are crap as well.
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 18:45
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Yamaha all the way...HS80M are great for the price range, personally i dont like alesis m1 but its just a matter of taste, the problem ith the Yamaha is that indeed they are too "strong" or loud for a small room, but the HS50M lack of bass response, but i prefer them over M-Audio or Behringer, even Alesis. |
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astrotec
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 19:21
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On 2007-08-26 18:45, Brain Hacked wrote:
Yamaha all the way...HS80M are great for the price range, personally i dont like alesis m1 but its just a matter of taste, the problem ith the Yamaha is that indeed they are too "strong" or loud for a small room, but the HS50M lack of bass response, but i prefer them over M-Audio or Behringer, even Alesis.
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no question, yamaha. |
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astrotec
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 19:24
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no idea about the yamaha, but since they are the same price range - i assume they are crap as well
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yeah yamaha must be crap, and thats why all the big studios still use the ns10s isn't it?
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On 2007-08-26 18:45, Brain Hacked wrote:
Yamaha all the way...HS80M are great for the price range, personally i dont like alesis m1 but its just a matter of taste, the problem ith the Yamaha is that indeed they are too "strong" or loud for a small room, but the HS50M lack of bass response, but i prefer them over M-Audio or Behringer, even Alesis.
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no question, yamaha. |
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rotoman
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 19:58
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Yam HS80M are rated flat within 10db. This is way off from, say, Mackie HR824, which claim to be rated flat within 1.5 db. Most monitors (even the Event TR8) claim flat within 3db.
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PoM
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 20:26
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not sure if it s a good advice but in this price range the only monitors i ll buy are the yamaha ns 10. |
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orange
Fat Data
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 20:43
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between the 2 i would also prefer the yamahas
but deffinately not the ns10 thay sound like broken and lucking alot of low freq!
@astrotec again.
very few studios still have ns10 and even fewer of them actually use them they are very harsh and fatiguing to mix on!
they used to be very famous back in the days cos then not many studio nearfields existed and they had that mid freq sound character thet if something sounded ok on those will sound ok everywere!
but u need to consider that in those days super fat bass and turbo clean highs and high spl's or limited to 0db mixes wasnt the deal at all.
also mixes back than werent so busy nowadays monitors have to cope with 60-70 or more channels of audio with their peaks and booms and all that comes with mixing huge amount of channels they just cant take that and even more the super stronge sound of electronic music!
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PoM
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Posted : Aug 26, 2007 20:53
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"but deffinately not the ns10 thay sound like broken and lucking alot of low freq!"
yes atropa but they can still help me with my adam ,but as a one and only pair not sure if it s a good advice, but that the only one you ll not sell later when you upgrade.some of the best studio heere still use ns 10 and some other monitors , not only one pair. |
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astrotec
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Posted : Aug 27, 2007 05:29
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On 2007-08-26 20:43, atropa-fatdata wrote:
but deffinately not the ns10 thay sound like broken and lucking alot of low freq!
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but its deffinately not the ns10s' fault if you can't mix on them. |
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orange
Fat Data
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Posted : Aug 27, 2007 10:48
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