They had evil top end, really hurt my ears. I didn't like them but I guess a bit of adjusting around the back would be fine (if you can).pompoushit wrote:anybody has some experience with these babies?
It seems a pretty nice solution for the likes of me, seeking budget monitor with deep enough bass response.
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if you want bang for the buck
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never ordered from them but they seem legit
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never ordered from them but they seem legit
edit: fuckin link got funny with perenthesis
whole line is the link
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I heard the Tapco's (S5's and S8's), I didn't like the 5's very much compaired to the ones I bought (Prodipe Pro 5's) and I had to buy 5" or 6" because of the size of my room and space to put them. They will be supplemented with a Tapco SW10 however.sherbert mastodon wrote:KRK ftw... tapco are Mackies budget line stuff, KRK are a decent company. That said, I never heard Tapcos... but KRKs are solid.
The S8's are excellent if you have a proper big studio, and can have the volume up all the time.
I didn't get a chance to hear the KRK's though.
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Yo, the krk RP-8's pwn!
Just got a pair today and BOOM... sub bass & clarity
...unlike my till recently home theatre speaker setup with aluminum cones. Can you say ear fatigued?? lol I cant wait to re-mixdown all my tunes now.
I am shure my tunes mixes will sound better with these, I love the sound!

Just got a pair today and BOOM... sub bass & clarity
...unlike my till recently home theatre speaker setup with aluminum cones. Can you say ear fatigued?? lol I cant wait to re-mixdown all my tunes now.
I am shure my tunes mixes will sound better with these, I love the sound!

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i have a pair of NS10M's, powered by a 250 watt haflter. definitely don't LOVE 'em-- probably the least sexy-sounding speaker i've ever worked on.
but goddamn, it's true-- if your mixes sound good on these harsh, thin, mid-forward speakers-- they'll work anywhere. And if you can make your mixes sound full and bass-weighty on 'em, they'll be absolutely crushing in the club.
so. if i had an extra G laying around, i'd pick up the dynaudios for sure-- just to have something alot more pleasant to work on and generally listen to music on. but the ns10's definitely make me work (work my ass off) to get a good mixdown.
but goddamn, it's true-- if your mixes sound good on these harsh, thin, mid-forward speakers-- they'll work anywhere. And if you can make your mixes sound full and bass-weighty on 'em, they'll be absolutely crushing in the club.
so. if i had an extra G laying around, i'd pick up the dynaudios for sure-- just to have something alot more pleasant to work on and generally listen to music on. but the ns10's definitely make me work (work my ass off) to get a good mixdown.
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I'd decided to get one Mackie HR824 mkII and then save up for another one in the future. I think this is a better idea cos once I get the other one I don't think i'll ever have to upgrade, and I won't need a subwoofer to go with them as the bass is accurate to about 35hz.
I got this a couple of weeks ago but haven't really been able to use it for production yet cos I'm in Germany but as soon as I get back to England I'm gonna be at my computer as much as I can.
I got this a couple of weeks ago but haven't really been able to use it for production yet cos I'm in Germany but as soon as I get back to England I'm gonna be at my computer as much as I can.
I'm very surprised no one has mentioned M-Audio's Bx8's...
I LOVE them!

Also, just to add, do yourself a favor, and STAY AWAY FROM SAMSON. I worked at the company who owns Samson, ... its all crap. We had more returns of samson products than anything else.. Even the Rubicons are highly dissappointing...
I LOVE them!

Also, just to add, do yourself a favor, and STAY AWAY FROM SAMSON. I worked at the company who owns Samson, ... its all crap. We had more returns of samson products than anything else.. Even the Rubicons are highly dissappointing...
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