Hi,

I may order a pair to replace my TAPCO s-5's. I want my mixes to translate better. I currently have to remix and play on various systems many, many times to dial in acceptable mix. Room treatment is not an option at this time. The mids and highs turn out ok...the bass/low end is the main problem. Hopefully the 8 inch woofer will help. I do not want to use a sub. Anyone tried the Yamahas?

Hey.

:!: Here's an interesting one for you. Opinions welcomed but please be polite. For some 5 years now I've held the belief that for the purchase of studio "monitors ' in the price range of around $1,000 - $2,000 you'll be waisting your money.

Ok all you tweakers and peekers. this will be the beginning of the sticking for monitors. I will take the jewels and edit out the rest and make a sticky out of it.

Picking monitors for mastering: first you have to really think about what you are trying to achieve. Basically you want to hear what is there, you want to hear when you change something.

Hello

There are 2 Versions of the LSR 6328P Active-Monitor.
Newer ones with handholes on the side and older ones without any handholes.

Does anybody know if there is a difference in sound ?

Thanks.

Hi buddies,

any expert can give me some advise to get the Studio Monitor..

Mine is a small home studio...i think i'll need a 5-6 inch studio monitor for Mixing and Mastering purpose!

what i know is somebody receommend bout KRK rockit 5,Genelec 1029,Yamaha,M-audio.

so,mind to give me a hand to choose it?or what is ur best in quality and price?
Thanks

I'm starting a little laptop studio for electronic music. I will be recording vocals and guitar for loops as well. My room is basically a perfect square... and I can't do any renovations... do I just try to find some nearfields and get a correct placing for them... or use my pair of studio headphone moniters... (yep, I know about the various nearfield monitor myths... )

i was looking at investing in some decent monitors for precision mixing. have heard a bit about the "krk rokit series". but would like to know if some of u own these.. reviews and recommendations welcome. thanx

New to the forum (as a contributor at least - I've been reading the posts for a few months) and new to recording though I'm an expert (classical) musician, know quite a bit about computers, and am familiar with Cakewalk SONAR, and Sony's Vegas and Sound Forge (amongst other programs).