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Batfink wrote:
thing is, even though your basslines might be centered around 50hz a sub lets you feel those frequencies more, and for dubstep, the physicality of a tune is a big factor in getting a crowd lively (i'd imagine matty g has a sub or just huge fecking monitors for example) .

hm very true, maybe I should consider this bundle as well

Emu PM-5 & PS-12 2.1



its on a discount now in one of the shops. anybody got som experience with these? Though I have a small room... Do you guys have some useful link concerning monitors and room size, position etc?

got the tannoy reveals (non actives) which are great for the price but are coloured quite a bit, this became evident when i was mixing a tune down at my brothers who has got some cold as feck Alesis speakers, i was shocked at how hard we had to work to get a tune sounding nice, but this was rewarded after playing on many different speakers, the mixdown sounded great

I Just purchased a pair of Alesis Monitors (the exact name escapes me at the moment) for £200 - Really really happy with them - great bargin.

FYI

They were these - Alesis M1 Active MKII
great value

ill sell u my alesis monitors, ones slightly fucked but ill give u discount prices boss man

I want to buy soon monitor speakers, I am not sure which of both are better maybe someone could speak from his experience and can give me a tip. the speaker I want to buy are the Genelec 1029APM or the Event 20 20 bas. Both have a simular price but the Event has a deeper frequency. I heard Genelecs make good monitors. On the other hand I read a lot that the Event 20 20 bas are standard studio monitors in the music buisness. So anyone can tell me his experience about the both monitors.

thanks for the info in this thread - it'll come in really useful when i get round to replacing the edirol ma10d i got atm.