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| waXology |
If your into spending money then Dynaudio Acoustics are the best of the best or Mackie HR824's
but then again usully your ears cant tell the difference with good speakers because its all to do with the room they are in... the acoustics of the room is what u want to look at. |
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| marsh |
| quote: | Originally posted by waXology
Its all to do with the room they are in... the acoustics of the room is what u want to look at. |
Correct-a-mundo! Symetry in particular, so that at least the reflections you do get will be roughly the same for both L & R.
| quote: | Originally posted by waXology
If your into spending money then Dynaudio Acoustics are the best of the best or Mackie HR824's
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Agreed. Mackies will be my next move, but not until I have a larger room and a symetrical setup.
Sorry if this is a bit off topic as the above is really regarding production (and recoring dj mixes).
For djing, I reckon the more reflective & wacky the room is the better/more fun! (just my preference :toothless ). I like natural big room reverb on my trance. |
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| rez |
just bought myself a pair of JBL Eon's. :D :D
only problem is, i have no where to put them :(
anyone know anything about wall mounting and such? i want them up on the corners but i'm a little worried there wouldn't be brackets out there that could support its weight |
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| 00soups00 |
| can anyone here recommend some good self powered amp/speakers that would be erasonably cheapish, but good enough to use as monitors for mixing at home, and as big speakers for home parties etc etc. |
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| Virginia_L |
Just got my new speakers thanks to Reemo!
Behringer Truth! There brillant! Great value for price! Soup.. i'm sure if u speak to Reemo he'll look after you with the speakers!
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