Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 12:11 am
guitar center has a special on some yellow special edition krk rp6
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yellow lol i bet they look uglyDeadly Habit wrote:guitar center has a special on some yellow special edition krk rp6
lol they do.. well so called... :S they just look a lilttle like ns10 but boy the sound like 9.99 pc world speakers.Truncated wrote:to the person saying studio spares do ns10 copies,
no just no,
and i would not recommend using ns10's as main monitors the ear fatigue and the lack of bass dosn't suit electronic music esp dubstep.
i highly doubt there the same drivers(with highly poisonous berylium tweeters), cabinet construction or cross over design.TempahProductions wrote:lol they do.. well so called... :S they just look a lilttle like ns10 but boy the sound like 9.99 pc world speakers.Truncated wrote:to the person saying studio spares do ns10 copies,
no just no,
and i would not recommend using ns10's as main monitors the ear fatigue and the lack of bass dosn't suit electronic music esp dubstep.
but lol ripper man the grime producer swares by the rip offs
+1abZ wrote:If you are using subs you must acoustically treat your room first or your mixes will be fucked up IMO. Besides your neighbors will be PISSED. I am looking to get a top of the line pair of headphones for mixing. The best ones out there will come cheaper than a decent pair of speakers and way more accurate.
ae monitors are nice also,faun2500 wrote:I use AE22 active monitors. Highly recommend them. They are more like £800 - £900 though so they aren't cheap!
After testing Dynaudio speakers (I had my heart set on them as well) against Acoustic Energy - AE22 in my studio I went for the AE22.
They have an amazing, punchy sound and have great treble, mid and bass.
Stereo image is excellent too. They are very revealing and you really can hear those transients. (with the ae22 speakers its about timing, read their website to really KNOW about the NS10 and why they were great monitors!)
BUT, because of there upfront and punchy sound they can be a bit fatiguing at loud levels for extended periods of times. Not really a problem if listening at a sensible level s anyway.
The Dynaudio had a BIG bass, but it was there all the time and didn’t quite seem real to me. Also, the sound was too laid back for me and almost dull sounding. But they are highly rated speakers so its personal preference really and I would advise to test a few pairs if you can.
Anyway, Acoustic Energy AE22 - http://www.acousticenergypro.com/
Have a read!
I use NS10M's in my studio all the time for mixing all sorts of music from breakcore to jazz and classical. If you can get a tune to sound shit hot on them, it'll sound fantastic on pretty much any system ha ha! but I do have another 2 speaker systems to reference on as well as they do kill your ears after a few hours of mixing.....Truncated wrote:to the person saying studio spares do ns10 copies,
no just no,
and i would not recommend using ns10's as main monitors the ear fatigue and the lack of bass dosn't suit electronic music esp dubstep.
oh yeah they do, but like 199 eaTempahProductions wrote:yellow lol i bet they look uglyDeadly Habit wrote:guitar center has a special on some yellow special edition krk rp6
that and get some spikes for the sub to sit on to avoid pissing off the neighbors as muchabZ wrote:If you are using subs you must acoustically treat your room first or your mixes will be fucked up IMO. Besides your neighbors will be PISSED. I am looking to get a top of the line pair of headphones for mixing. The best ones out there will come cheaper than a decent pair of speakers and way more accurate.