Personally I think the Dynaudio are bitchin' in comparison to what I think is fairly mediocre sounding Events monitors. I've just not been impressed by those. I'm generally a diehard JBL fan but I also own and like KRK's and have on occasion mixed on Meyer HD 1's. I'd have no problems tracking or mixing on Dynaudio monitors.
An ounce of punch is worth a pound of sound (Media Sound late 1970s)
Ms. Remy Ann David
Definitely the Dynaudios over Event, KRK, Mackie, etc. By far better clarity and accuracy - also more enjoyable to listen to. The BM5A is probably one of, if not the best powered monitor in the $1000 a pair range (haven't heard the Adam A7s though - same price).
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Personally I think the Dynaudio are bitchin' in comparison to wh
Personally I think the Dynaudio are bitchin' in comparison to what I think is fairly mediocre sounding Events monitors. I've just not been impressed by those. I'm generally a diehard JBL fan but I also own and like KRK's and have on occasion mixed on Meyer HD 1's. I'd have no problems tracking or mixing on Dynaudio monitors.
An ounce of punch is worth a pound of sound (Media Sound late 1970s)
Ms. Remy Ann David
Dyns no question and I own Event /BAS
Dyns no question and I own Event /BAS
Definitely the Dynaudios over Event, KRK, Mackie, etc. By far b
Definitely the Dynaudios over Event, KRK, Mackie, etc. By far better clarity and accuracy - also more enjoyable to listen to. The BM5A is probably one of, if not the best powered monitor in the $1000 a pair range (haven't heard the Adam A7s though - same price).
Dynaudios of course...
Dynaudios of course...