Background:I've fallen into the fun world of ProAudio gear. I play Guitar, Keyboards and various other intraments and a month ago bought a Mixer to dump all the sounds into before sending to the PC for recording. The PC Speakers kinda suck, they aren't loud enough for me, thus came on my next project.

Hey guys. So at the moment I'm getting ready to buy some powered monitors. but I'm not sure what ones.

So for the time being, is it possible to turn my computer speakers into monitors through Cubecase LE?

I Have a firepod and i hate hate hate monitoring through headphones during playback. My computer speakers are pretty decent so they should be fine for a couple weeks.

i'm new to this and need help. is it possible to connect ur mixer to the speakers using a snake cable? and do u require DI's ?

I posted before about some feedback issues and got some help so here we go again. I play in a two guitar acoustic duo and use the following:
Yamaha 2x400 watt powered mixer
2 fender wedge monitors(individual volume controls)

Imagine having a PA with a speaker in each corner. Obviously the main L and R, but also a speaker in the back L and the back R.

Similar to the quadrophonic style home-theatre from a few decades ago,but for live use.

What would it take to be able to move sound from one speaker to another?

Hi people

I have a recording studio and i use Dynaudio BM5's and Yamaha NS10's for my monitoring. I just wondered if anyone had any recommendations for some general hi fi speakers o put in the control room to get a different perspective. I just had a flick through ebay and some online shops and there seems to be millions of "book shelf" style speakers.

Hey, this isn't exactly a recording question but how do you go about changing a blown speaker from an amp? I have an old Carvin amp and I wanted to put an Eminence speaker in there. The amp says 100 Watts on it, but I dont know if thats RMS or Peak, and even if I knew, Im not sure what the rules are. Will a 75W RMS, 150W Peak speaker work on this? Thanks.

I am recording with a lap top and firewire Glyph hard drive. The drive notes that it is a magnetic device and should be kept away from magnets. On the same desk (7 feet wide) I have a pair of unshielded NS10Ms. Any idea about how far away I should keep the hardrive?

Someone suggested I put fuses in the speaker cable to avoid blowing the tweeters, especiallly as I am new to DAW. I am using NS-10Ms with an 80 watt Rotel stereo amp, and Mbox2. Does anyone know if this is necessary, and if so, what rating fuses to use?

hey, Just needed a quick answer for my frustration. Im purchasing a pair of these http://www.sweetwater.com/store/deta.../specs/#anchor