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ns10's and a hafler thru a mackie big knob in the studio room.

old-model m-audio bx8's for generally rocking out. can't believe how beefy these things sound-- maybe not the world's most accurate monitors, sure, but nice and heavy. great for checking the 'energy' levels of a mixdown.

Tannoy Reveal 5As for the studio, Logitech 5.1 speakers/sub for DVD/BluRay or if I want to test stuff out with a bit more bottom end.

Gonna replace the Tannoys eventually, I think... very good, but not quite perfect for bassy music. You want to hear Bach through them, mind.

For makin' choons I got these:





For mixing I has these:



Edit, sorry for massively oversized picture

£5 Asda speakers. I own ya all

Denon receiver, Klipsch reference series towers, and a B&W 10 inch sub.

SQ > SPL

Gnome wrote:£5 Asda speakers. I own ya all

fair play mate. I still use speakers from good ol' Maplins

at home - Yamaha HS50m + HS10w Sub

not exactly what you'd want to sit and listen to music on, but i'm absolutely in love with mixing on them

I only have one set of speakers, so I mix and listen on the same ones.

2xRockit 6CL

Rokit 10S

daveleeuk wrote:

those, but for making choonz and mixing down. no sub, but i would really like to get one.

i used to have the m1 520s aswell. they produce a nice sound but i thought they lacked the volume when mixing so i upgraded to a pair of alesis m1 active mk2s. best £150 i've ever spent and they won't be getting replaced until they die, which hopefully will be a very long time

The hell? how has so many people got a pair of NS10's?

for me I'm going through Alesis MKII passive monitors for my pc

and technics speakers + pioneer sub for my decks

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word up ...



I use PT HD reclocked by an antelope OCX
and I monitor through barefoot Audio MM27's




they are everything the internet says they are ... and more

trust me

they weigh over 80 lbs ( 36 KG) a piece

for mixing music (dubstep and bass music espicially) the 4 x 10 " subs come in handy





( I have mixed releases for artists that have ended up on shift, betamorph, perk recordings, stupid fly, relentless audio, filthy digital ... yada yada)


I am mundysound.com ( my site is lagging ... but should be fully rocking in 2 to 3 weeks )

you can find out more about me and my live sound work by googling "mundy pm5d"

ps I do mixdowns and mastering

ps I would say the barefoots have a raw "ns 10 " style flatness

I freaking love them


would have went with NS 10 with sub or Dynaudio AIr 15 with sub

decided against having the hassle of integrating an external sub

(remember barefoots have 2 x 10" sub per speaker )

cool one love it!

THESE.......LOVE EM'

scooterjack wrote:at home - Yamaha HS50m + HS10w Sub

not exactly what you'd want to sit and listen to music on, but i'm absolutely in love with mixing on them

Depends on who you are. I have the hs80m with no sub and I love listening to my classic rock LPs on them.

I also have an old set of Behringer Lies that I bought in like 03. Be thankful now guys, there is a lot more to choose from now. Mackies where out of my range in those days. Anyway I have the Lies set up around my decks and I have a 15" sub from the 70's that I found on a job. They told me I could take it. I have a small amp rigged up to it. The Behringers have RF problems but other than it sounds pretty nice.

I have it in the plans to move the sub downstairs and build a vintage hifi set up around it. Things are breaking around my house at the moment unfortunately the plans are delayed.

Oh this is what the sub looks like. If you blow the woof, it can double as an ottoman.

RP8's with some Auralex Mopads...

got the 10s sub as well.

makes producing, mixing and home listening a pleasure