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___guyn
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Posted : Oct 22, 2001 22:30:51
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looking for buying monitors.any reccomendation about what should i start with?
my budget is 700$(can climb up till 1000 if really a difference in sound)
2. what midi instrument you think is the most nessesary?
bom!~T.
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___DJ_Foka
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Posted : Oct 24, 2001 13:36:45
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I have Tannoy reveal Active and so far i'm happy with it!!!
But check the active Mackie the chippest ones they have a simple set and the sound is good for sure. |
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___Jeto
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Posted : Nov 23, 2001 10:46:16
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Try Monitors from
Genelec
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Alesis Monitor One's
(I have these and thye give me really good sound) |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Nov 23, 2001 13:36:46
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I israel, monitors cost alot!
with 700$ though, you could get yerself some Alesis M1 active I think. and maybe you could scrub up to Event Ps-5 or Ps-6
Genelec are pretty expensive - Krk also - check them out theough anyway.
Trip-
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___morax
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Posted : Nov 23, 2001 13:49:15
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tdme, if you want monitors for a long time,
not just for buying them and replace them
after 2 years, you need to save more money
because i think that very good monitors cost
at least 5000nis.
I have the alesis monitor 1, and i bought them
becuase i had no money and needed monitors fast.
now when i look back i think it was better for
me to wait few months and buy something more
pro.
now for the real question:
you can buy KRK passive Rok-it, they are very good
but you have to buy a good amp and it will cost you 1000 or 1500 (only the amp)
so this is another problem...
i suggest you to wait and buy good active monitors
when you have the money..
cheers,
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___guyn
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Posted : Nov 25, 2001 02:36:15
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is it better to have passive or active ones?
and who is the diller for krk's? heard a lot of good about them. do they have also active ones?
is it more pro to have passive?
10x, bom,~tdme. |
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___demux
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Posted : Nov 25, 2001 12:04:25
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tdme helo
if you can save more money buy the behringer truthe in music shop they coast 5900nis but in act
website i saw them in 4000nis and they are one of the best active monitors in the market check it:
www.act.co.il go to the bazar section to the studio equipments good luck man!!!! |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Nov 25, 2001 17:34:33
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tdme ... if i'm not wrong you're not from israel,
but anyway beware second hand monitors: most of the people won't throw away good monitors for sale.
bom |
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___neuro_fleuro_love_machine
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Posted : Nov 26, 2001 09:15:31
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When buying monitors, the most important thing is to get an " honest " sound. This means that they reproduce the noise going into them as closely as possible, Therefore you should take three or four of your favourite cd's to play through each monitor you are considering buying. Take cd's which you are very familiar with and that you have listened to on many different stereos. That way you should have a good idea of what they are.." meant " to sound like and will have a better chance at buying " honest " monitors. |
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___CozyCactus
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Posted : Nov 28, 2001 18:24:33
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buy this:)
http://www.midiman.net/products/m-audio/studiophile.php
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