7 Sep
2007
7 Sep
'07
11:24 a.m.
Hallo,
Leslie P. Polzer hat gesagt: // Leslie P. Polzer wrote:
No. ;)
Actually no idea, I've never heard them, and that's exactly what you
should try to do: Listen to some speakers in your price range, if
possible. Samson also makes some nice cheap ones (Resolv) and never
forget, duh, Behringer. Personally I'm very fond of my Tapco S-8
monitors.
One thing to keep in mind with active speakers budgetwise is, that you
also need something to control their volume. Either use a small mixing
desk like the Samson MDR6 or the Soundcraft Compact4 (which is very
nice!) or one of the smaller "volume knob" thingies like the C-control
by (again, sorry) Samson.
Ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
Actually the
internal amps are _way_ better:
[...]
Alright, I'm _so_ convinced now of the benefits of internal amps. ;)
If you want something cheaper than the Alesis
(which are pretty good and even
superb in the price/benefit-scale), you can take a look at Edirols speakers.
The Edirols *look* good. Do you know how they differ from Alesis' speakers?
I guess their behaviour is not that strictly linear, but I could live with that.
Anything else?
Are the M-Audio ones any good?