This was my old signal chain:

Computer (Digital Wire) to
Seasound Soloist (Control Room Outs) to
Berige876ger Mixer Channel 13/14 (Sub Mix Out) to
Behe98760876ger Monitors

I removed the Mixer and I now have

Computer (Digital Wire) to
Seasound Soloist (Control Room Outs) to
Behe98760876ger Monitors

Hi guys,
i'm new (comparing to most of you) in business and since i plan to buy a pair of monitors this autumn, i recently started to read more about them. What i have noticed is that some of them have a frequency response above 20 khz (especially the Adam monitors). Now pls help understand why, because i read that human ear detects sounds from 16 hz to 20 khz.

My Studio is in a finished room above a garage. I turn the AC on only prior to recording. During July & August, the temperatures reach 94 degrees with high humidity (South Carolina Coast).
My question - Is this high temperature and high humidity potentially damaging to the speakers (Of course, equipment is never powered up until the room cools down)

Dear friends,
I've taken the decision to change my main monitoring system but I don't really know what to do.

I noticed Mackie has a $200 rebate on a pair of these monitors.
Looks like the 824's are selling for around $1200 before rebate.

Anybody have opinions on either the 624's or 824's and how they stack up to other brands in that $1000 price range?

I recently heard some JVC speakers that had wooden cones. Has anybody else heard these? They sounded pretty good. The sales guy is trying to tell me how linear they are and how fabuous they are and blah blah blah.

I'm just curious if anyone has any more info/experience on these.

Thanks.

My right monitor is beginning to crackle even at low volumes. Is this a normal part of the 'burn in' process or should I contact KRK and look into getting it replaced?

I heard the Rokit 5's at GC and thought they had a high roll off that would be very troublesome. However I heard through forums and reviews that the Rubicons have a low roll off thats annoying.

The music i'm mixing is folky/indie stuff. Mostly acoustic guitars, drums, bass, electric guitar, synth, various percussion.

omg, the day has come, when I get monitors :D

Hello,
i heard a guy that's selling all his hardware gear . He's selling the Alesis speakers with 200 euros (4 years old).
More details here : http://www.thomann.de/gb/Alesis_m1_aktiv_monitor_mk_ii.htm
Before i was interrested to buy a pair of KRK ROKIT 5 G2.