I believe we use these at work:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... io-monitor
There’s a pair at every bench and we run them with Steinberg UR44s where we can add stereo reverb. A memorymoog sounds glorious through them. I don’t like the glossy black tuxedo look but for the price they sound great.
Studio or Synth Monitors?
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Re: Studio or Synth Monitors?
I was so intrigued by all the positive reviews I read about these monitors that I went and bought myself a pair. I like them a LOT and they are very flat. I've paired them with a sub and a decent crossover and my monitoring set up sounds like never before.Dok wrote: ↑Wed Dec 05, 2018 2:21 pmThese new Adam monitors were reviewed rather favorably in the new Tape Op. I'd get the bigger ones if you can afford them - $500 a pair!
https://tapeop.com/reviews/gear/128/t5v-t7v-monitors/
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Re: Studio or Synth Monitors?
I got a set of these last year for synthing and recording and general dicking about. They sound great to me, but admittedly I haven't auditioned any other speakers in my set up and I might have unreliable ears.StevenO wrote: ↑Thu Dec 06, 2018 6:19 amThe Presonus Eris speakers look more in my budget. Been looking at Edifer too. I don't play LOUD, I just want something that can handle the lows without crapping out. If I could get a pair for less than $250, I'd be pretty happy. At the price range, is it even worth it?
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