Got a pair pretty cheap in view... are these good enough for the budget counscious junior producer? I've seen alternatives like the tapcos, but from reviews seems krk is the best option for entry level monitors.. any opinions?

Zepel

I've been mixing on my NS10s for two years now and I feel that I am in need of another set of speakers as a suplement to the NS10s. Mainly to make a mix sound big, fat and loud in order to impress clients but also to get some more low end. I would also like them as another reference when I'm mixing.

Edirol is from Roland a company from Japan. Edirol means Edit Roland. I know how accurite thay make there speakers is since I actualy been to Japan and seeing how they make speakers and other products. I see how serious they are when they work and they rarely make mistakes on there products since they want there products to be there best.

I have a pair of Sampson monitors which tend to run very HOT and they make for brittle and small sounding tracks for me to use as a reference (i.e. regular CDs that I enjoy). Would it be better to use a pair of Infinity speakers (hifi) instead of these Sampson Resolv50a's (under $300 for the pair)?

Are there any good monitors to think about purchasing for under $500?

The Yamaha Msp 5 ... i hear it is not sold anymore..

IS it true..

IF yes..Is there anything else of the same quality for a similar price ?

Peace

I am going to buy some soon, by I have no idea which kind to get. They will be used to produce hip hop beats in my home studio. I would like to keep it under $500. Any suggestions? I was looking at KRKs, are they good? what about the M-Audio bx8's?

Hi,

Would love to get your advice on this. I see a whole bunch of options online, but don't really know what active monitors to get for my QS8 under $250.

Are the Roland DM20s the best I can do?
I honestly have no experience with this type of equipment. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Alex

hey this is Sam
if you got good speakers (not with cabinits) is it realy possible to make studio monitors, by building cabinits, and getting the right crossovers and terminals? or is this the most retarted question anyone has ever asked you and that youve ever heard? haha.
I really dont think you could. could you?

I need a pair of monitors to be taken with me for recording sessions. I have Adam P11's at home, and I'm not going to take them with me. Small monitors would be adequate and easily portable. So far I listened to:
-Roland 10 (good bass, lack of midrange, harsh treble)
-Edirol MA-7A (Good treble, lacking mids, no bass/exaggerated bass)

So these little monitors are out and about now costing around 400 bucks a pair...Im pretty sure thats a great buy, what do the rest of you think>