Hi there. Im trying to find the best studio monitors for under £300, but need help deciding which ones. Ive narrowed my choices down to the following:

M audio BX-8
Samson Resolv 80a
Fostex PM 1
KRK RP Rokit 5
Event Tr5

Any ideas one which would be the best, I want a flat monitor for all my mixing and mastering. Thanks in advance

hi i came a long way in searching for the right monitors for my small 4x4 m room
its very hard to find good monitors that translate good into my room,
first thought of ns10 but there lacking sub support

I got these Nady model 250 50/50w biamped near field monitors from my home recording studio. They sound very muddy to me. If I EQ down the base up to 160hz and raise up the treble, they sound better. Problem is, I drive a 2nd pair of JBL speakers off the same audio output (Sound card on PC) and the JBLs sound great to my ears(full size passive JBLs with Yamaha 100W amp.)

Hi guys,
Just a quick question for you all ..

I'm looking to purchase some good 8" studio monitors .. I was looking at the BX-8 but was wondering what you guys think of those or if anyone has them and has any input of those monitors ..

Hi all, just wondering...I saw a pair of mint ns10's go for 1100 dollars on ebay yesterday. I've been thinking lately that if I could get anything close to that, I'd let them go in a second 8-). Is that really what they're going for on a regular basis?

Can anyone suggest a good power strip to plug my monitors and outboard gear into? And maybe a seperate one to plug my computer into(or the same one?) to plug my Monitor speakers into? I moved my computer into a seperate room and now I can really hear my monitors well. The only problem is I'm hearing some electric hum that was covered up by the noise of the computer fan before.

I have noise that is directly related to my computer coming out of my studio monitors... any advice on how to eliminate this problem?

Thanks!

I have an older pair of Alesis Monitor One monitors. Unfortunately, they are unshielded. I currently have them about 1 1/2 ft away from my computer monitor and right one is about the same distance above my computer tower. Should I be concerned?

Anyone have any good suggestions for interfacing some powered monitors (JBL LSR28s) up to a home stereo (Kenwood Amp) so that I can still use the remote control to control the volume of the monitors but not double amplify?

Chris

Hi everybody,

I already know that a good pair of monitors is the one that we're used to and can produce good mixes with, meaning the ones that you find detailed and well balanced no matter the device where you listen to them (Ex:crappy mono device, car stereo, home hifi, clubs, etc...) .