XérusCyrille « Good monitor for proximity listening »
Published on 05/16/11 at 02:52What characteristics have motivated your choice?
The many possibilities of digital and analog connections.
Vents in front cause less problems of proximity in the smallest spaces
Their linear frequency response
SOUNDS
The frequency curve is fairly neutral, even if a subwoofer can be expected as for all the studio monitors under 10 inches.
They have an EQ on the back I personally recommend for people who like to mix strong decrease of one or two DB treble.
OVERALL OPINION
I used them for 3 years for mixing music and post-production.
Now I have Dynaudio but I use Roland as secondary which I still often return to due their precision in the treble and upper midrange.
The quality / price is very good. Obviously these are not the Dynaudios' but still worth the 400euros new (pair)
<div>I would buy the same model without hesitation even now to make a surround (If you sell sent me an email thank you (max 250E pair)</div><div>
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The many possibilities of digital and analog connections.
Vents in front cause less problems of proximity in the smallest spaces
Their linear frequency response
SOUNDS
The frequency curve is fairly neutral, even if a subwoofer can be expected as for all the studio monitors under 10 inches.
They have an EQ on the back I personally recommend for people who like to mix strong decrease of one or two DB treble.
OVERALL OPINION
I used them for 3 years for mixing music and post-production.
Now I have Dynaudio but I use Roland as secondary which I still often return to due their precision in the treble and upper midrange.
The quality / price is very good. Obviously these are not the Dynaudios' but still worth the 400euros new (pair)
<div>I would buy the same model without hesitation even now to make a surround (If you sell sent me an email thank you (max 250E pair)</div><div>
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