In Preparation for my new monitors arriving I moved my workstation to the other wall and set up shop there. My audio sounds so completely different now even before I set up the monitors. My speakers have down firing mid woofers and instead of bouncing off wood they now bounce off of glass.

Hello everyone,

I have recently bought a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohm, but I noticed that the jack on the audiocard has some DC, and sometimes while keeping the volume high the sound distorted.
Then I plugged my headphones into the mixer to avoid the DC problem, but how can I know if I damaged them already even if the exposition to DC has been just for some days?

Hi

I'm recording a singer with a beautiful low silky voice which sounds great on NS10s, sounds great on Mackie HR824s. There's no acrobatics or breathy performance expression, it's quite bluesy and understated.

You know the ones you connect the head of an amp to the cab? I'm in the market for a new pair. I thought they were different, but the guy I bought it from said they were interchangeable. However, I remember talking to some guys at GC that sang a different tune. Then again. salesman.

Well, I don't think my speakers are "crappy" really, but I don't think they're meant for audio recording either.

Headphones: Cheap wraparound the head ones that were popular about 6 years ago.

Speakers: Logitech z4, cost me about $70. Sound great for movies!

Don't really have the money OR the space for something else right now

Howdy!
This may sound elementary, but how do I connect (2) additional speakers to my existing (2) computer speakers.
My speaker system is a (3) speaker system, 2 speakers and a woofer.
I just want more listening quality.

Acctually now that I think about it, Do I want a "Surround sytem" ?

Thanks in advance,
Walt

Hi all.
For reasons I'll leave out, 2 of our speakers (the monitors for the band) are in my house among other things. Being bored and knowing that the tweeter on one wasn't working, I opened it up to look. Lo and behold, the tweeter works (probably) but there's a loose wire.

The speaker is a Wharfedale Pro PT-12, the woofer is branded D-003.

Hi all,

My speakers are damaged, and I want to know why. Here's the situation:

-Berhigner (sp) EP2500 amp (rated "2x1200 W @ 2 ohms, 2400 W @ 4 ohms mono bridged)

-2 Harbinger Dual 15" speakers, each 600 W, 4 ohms

-Usually we also hook up several 150 W monitors. Not sure on impedence

My band had to use different speaker cabinets for our gig this weekend. One of our band members has a pair of sound techs dual 15" w/horn and a pair of single 15" sound techs w/ horn. The speakers are around 12 years old and had been in a storage unit with no heat or ac for most of the past 4 years.

Hi