Hey everyone,

I am new with music production and I am having a bliss with two courses I am enrolled. Two by Berklee College Of Music, online courses.
I am learning a lot about plugins and daw. It gets me motivated to buy my gear, setup a basic home studio.

I'm trying to do the best I can to monitor and mix my own stuff with a really low budget. I can't afford more than $200 right now, and I'm working in an untreated room. Through craigslist, I have the choice of a pair of Mackie MR5s or a pair of Sennheiser 598 headphones. They're the same price. Any recommendations?

Hey guys its me again. I need a simple solution for switching between monitors instead of having to spend 2-300$ I was thinking about throwing an ABY switcher in line between both monitors. Any ideas on this. Would there be any technical interference by doing this. Or is there any other DIY ways that y'all have created for this problem?

Only have $200 to spend. This is all I have to work with so please just list ones you would think are the closest to natural sound.
Either I buy ATH M-50 headphones. They are $120 and said to be flat, natural sounding.

I just received a pair of Event Opal and yippy yahoo is all I have to say. I've had my eyes on these for over a year and they arrived today. I'm obviously on the sonic honeymoon so I'm not going to be able to give a solid review on them for a while but my first impression is... NICE

 

Port less Cabinet shipping Feb 2013.

Could anyone give me any advice on doing this before I go spend money on them?

I would like to know how to connect the monitors to the Zoom r16?

thanks!

Can anyone recommend a very small monitor system (preferably without a sub) that I can use for low-level mixing in my condo? It is an apartment-style setup and if I bring my big (6") monitors home the whole building will get mad at me!

Hello,

as a Stage Accompany and audio enthusiast I would like to know if you people ever heard about the SA M57 Studio Monitor.
A quick search at this forum gave no hit at all of the SA M57.

Some say the SA M57 is one of the best natural sounding (ribbon loaded) studio monitors ever build.
The M57 has also a big(ger) brother, the M59.

Hi all,