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So my right speaker died couple of hours ago. It is Philips midi-system (10 or 15 years old) and speakers with subwoofer in them, WOOX technology http://www.di.fm/reviews/images/woox.gif it had so nice sound for bass music, now i need to buy something new,but i dont know what to actually buy
new hifi system ?
or some shity Logitech system 2+1 or 5+1 (i found sound on them cheap)
or some reciever with new monitors and sub ? (wich is probably expensive )
feck
i need help brothers. i have never had such a problem
Looked on ebay if anyone is selling a speaker to replace it? If its too expensive or not on there, try putting the other speaker on and buy replacement with that.. are you just listening music or also producing?
cant go wrong with KRK rp8s imo. Or if you're on a budget or work in a small space, rp5s will do you. Only a 5" cone but i was thoroughly impressed with my mates pair, they almost keep up with my rp8s. almost.
advocate wrote:cant go wrong with KRK rp8s imo. Or if you're on a budget or work in a small space, rp5s will do you. Only a 5" cone but i was thoroughly impressed with my mates pair, they almost keep up with my rp8s. almost.
I have the RP5s and they're great. Working with sub bass in a track can be a little annoying at times, but for the most part they pick up pretty low frequencies.
yeh i agree, they go down to 50hz i think....not ideal but at least you get the all important 60 hz....and for 250 quid new you cant go wrong...as long as you've got a spectral analyser handy =]
that krk monitors looks good,but i aslo need some reciever yes ?
i want to spend max 300 euros,wich is probably same as pounds.
and also i think that 5.1 system is too much for small room like i have.i am considering to buy some logitech speakers ,do you think these are good for heavy bass music? http://www.alza.sk/logitech-z-623-d189432.htm#popis
My soundcard only has 1/8inch outputs, but I just have a cable is 1/8 on one end and splits out to 2 RCA inputs. Is it bad to have them set up like that?
advocate wrote:yeh i agree, they go down to 50hz i think....not ideal but at least you get the all important 60 hz....and for 250 quid new you cant go wrong...as long as you've got a spectral analyser handy =]
So wait, the RP5's are good enough? I was thinking of spending 500 on the RP8's, but maybe if the RP5's are good enough I'll just get those.
Also, what does frequency range actually mean? Like, I have some old CHEAP crap speakers that can play every frequency, so I don't get how monitors can't do that either.
The frequency range is limited by physical characteristics of the monitors. 5inch translates to 55hrz +- and the focal 65 for instance; with 6.5 inches translates to 45hrz (-3db)
And having 50hrz and excellent monitors is better than having 45hrz and crappy speakers. Not saying krk's rokkits are excellent; they are fair for the price i guess.
advocate wrote:yeh i agree, they go down to 50hz i think....not ideal but at least you get the all important 60 hz....and for 250 quid new you cant go wrong...as long as you've got a spectral analyser handy =]
So wait, the RP5's are good enough? I was thinking of spending 500 on the RP8's, but maybe if the RP5's are good enough I'll just get those.
Also, what does frequency range actually mean? Like, I have some old CHEAP crap speakers that can play every frequency, so I don't get how monitors can't do that either.
They cant play every frequency, that wouldnt make sense, nothing can play a 1hz tone, if it could, it would probably look more like a fan then a speaker.
when these guys say frequency response, they mean the lowest to highest frequency the speakers can effectively reproduce, measured in hz, usually, manufacturers will include this in the specifications of the speakers...
Humans cannot hear 1Hz, period. My headphones/monitors don't go that low but i could still hear it, so it's obviously not 1Hz. Your speakers are just messed up man