I’m using my mackie hr824 for quite long time and I feel that the wind of change is blowing…
What would you guys recommended as a good pair of home studio speakers-monitors.
Based on your own experience?
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I bought a pair some months ago and my mixes improved a lot since then.
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Genelec 8030’s here.
Amazing units in every respect.
Dynaudio works for me…!
It is a very subjective area.
But I can give you a few more to have a listen to… and then choose between them depending on your budget, what you like etc.
Focal Twin6Be’s (I love them, and use them in a 5.1 scenario)
K&H (now neumann) O310D’s - I like them better than the focals, but I couldn’t justify it for my purposes. However - they don’t go as loud if you’re into rock-n-roll monitoring levels.
Barefoots
ATC’s SCM25’s - expensive but the few times I’ve mixed on them, I’ve been extremely happy with how quickly I could get to work, and be confident in the choices I was making.
PMC TB2’s
The Genelecs seem to polarise people… a television mixer friend of mine (he mixes drama mainly) won’t mix on anything else. I find them tiring to work on, and don’t think I realistically could, day in day out.
Have fun listening!
Hi there,
its always a point of the subjective hearing.
My advice for you:
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Adam Audio SX 3 or SX 4 ( H/V )
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Neumann O310
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Dynaudio Air 20
If you don’t have so much money, take a look to these: -
Adam Audio P 22 ( If you still can get them)
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Dynaudio BM 12
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Adam Audio A77X
If you do have the cash, check out the Guru QM10 (or even the larger QM60) http://guruproaudio.com/.
I have the privilege to monitor through pr60, a speaker very similar to the QM60 made by the Guru head R&D Ingvar through his private company Ino Audio. I don’t know how to say it without sounding like the head of marketing but this is a truly remarkable piece of engineering, if you have the chance to demo a Guru then I can recommend it.
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