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hey, just wondering.... when buying monitors, say you get some monitors but you just want a bit more sub bass, how do you go about choosing a sub? does it have to match the monitors in any way? would you need an amp for sorting out crossover freqencies and all that?
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Depone wrote:Yeah im interested in this as well. Was wondering if it was possable to mix and match subs from different brands.ponte_ricky wrote:ah great thanks. so does that mean you need matching subs`and monitors. what i mean is could you match up krk's with a genelec subwoofer or something like that?
I have a cheap behringer b2092a SUB with my dynaudio bm5a's
Does the job and well worth the investment. Im not too fussed about them not matching, aslong as i can feel and hear the sub thats all that matters!
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I current running my mackies through balanced jacks to my emu 0404 pci card. Im thinking of investing in a sub. Which input would be most suitable on my soundcard to put to the sub in? I guess that the sub would be using a analogue connection but i only have digital inputs left.
I/O Configuration:
Two 1/4" Analog Inputs and Outputs
Optical 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
Coaxial 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
MIDI In/Out
Would i be best investing in a small desk? any adivice appreciated!
I/O Configuration:
Two 1/4" Analog Inputs and Outputs
Optical 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
Coaxial 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
MIDI In/Out
Would i be best investing in a small desk? any adivice appreciated!
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someone said somewhere on the thread that you'd output your soundcard to the sub and then output the monitors from the sub. at least thats what i made of it hahCRYPTIC wrote:I current running my mackies through balanced jacks to my emu 0404 pci card. Im thinking of investing in a sub. Which input would be most suitable on my soundcard to put to the sub in? I guess that the sub would be using a analogue connection but i only have digital inputs left.
I/O Configuration:
Two 1/4" Analog Inputs and Outputs
Optical 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
Coaxial 24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
MIDI In/Out
Would i be best investing in a small desk? any adivice appreciated!
I Have a pair of Genelecs 8050 with 7070 sub and it´s just insane..Caeraphym wrote:Genelecs are the bollocks!Depone wrote:Yeah for electronic music genelecs and Makies are the bombponte_ricky wrote:nice one cheers
do people rate genelec stuff by the way? ive heard they're supposed to be pretty sick
I'm still saving up for a pair 8250A...
Pant-creaming combo.
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