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[QUOTE="kmetal, post: 464611, member: 37533"]
I haven't heard of the codas ill check them out.  I did decent mixes on 70's floor standing speakers when i started out.

I think cheap / "non real studio monitors" speakers can be useful ie ns-10s, aurotones, there's alot of records being made on rokits... i think if you listen to them you would hear significant differences.  With a low end monitors you usually have useful bass or highs or mids, but not all in one speaker.  The better the speaker the wider the range it covers Accurately/usefully.  Ive used Meyers, quested, urie, none of which are cheap, and they all sound different.

Its not so much that i cant afford "real studio speakers", i can, it just doesn't make sense to me to stick a pair of barefoots in a spare bedroom while testing my software and computer system out.

Jbl and yammy are the front runner's, i just have concerns about jbl mid range being a bit scooped.  They seem a bit more hifi than the hs, which is fun for listening, but my mackies were scooped and i always ended up cranking the mids too much.

Do you find the jbls scooped? I haven't demoed the mk2s, im pretty sure i heard the mk 1s.
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