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Hi Guys,

So I bought some B&W DM303 to use as nearfield monitors which I would like to plug into my Apogee Duet Interface. However the wire I have for them has no kind of adapter which I can manipulate to fit into the Apogee. Its just frayed wires on each end which can clamp into the speakers.

I have a pair of Rokit 8's. But I would love to hear your opinions of these Monitors?

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I've been waiting to find just the right setup for my needs. I wanted a second set, mainly for tracking. I have bought a set of Tannoy System 8 nearfields for just such work. I am looking forward to hearing them. I have heard the big brothers of these and I have always loved the detail and focus of a concentric speaker setup.

Okay I've gotten most of my setup complete. ill be using logic on my macbook pro with a persons fire studio firewire interface since it already also has a good preamp. whats a good set of studio monitors for my limit is 400$ and i was looking at the MXL 3000 microphone. also are the stock cables good or do i want to get the hdmi firewire cable for my interface?

My question is just that, I'm interested in everyone's opinion on the best budget monitors and/or headphones for mixing. Think $100-$200 for either a set of 2 monitors or a pair of headphones which still pick up nuances you'd need to be able to pick up on for mixing.

I'm new to this website, and i'm not positive if i'm in the right forum, but I really need some help with my setup. I can't stand working on huge logic pro projects on my small laptop screen, so i got a nice Sony bravia LED monitor. But for SOME UNEXPLAINABLE REASON, I keep getting a deep feedback through my studio monitors whenever I have the monitor hooked up.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of being at the Gear You Really Want store in my area when the rep for KRK was making a visit. He had a pair of the Rokit10-3's to demo, and since I was down arranging for a mastering session for the new Franco And The Stingers song thats going on a compilation record for the Cascade Blues Association, I got to hear my new mix on these speaks.

Ok, so I am in a little quandry. My M-Audio EX66's have blown another tweeter. never again will I replace or buy those again! Temporarily I am using my "little" M-Audio Studiophile monitors to get by until I can get something decent. I have about $1200.00 to for the upgrade.

Hello.

So I'm a home-recording guy, and I've been mixing on my home theater/hi-fi system so far. However, in the last few weeks I've been feeling that the frequency response of the speakers isn't flat. In fact, I checked the FFT plot and heard my work on a range and I realized I was mostly right, and because of the nonflat frequency response I wasn't mixing my songs well.