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Ultimate Guide To Inexpensive Studio Monitors

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    Published on 03-31-2010 11:52 PM  Number of Views: 3595  
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    I've been loading up on products for the new review section here at Recording Review. I was surprised to see just how many low budget monitors have hit the market recently. There are WAY more budget studio monitors out there by Mackie, Tascam, Yamaha, KRK, and all the big boy names you usually associate with studio monitoring.

    While it makes sense that the budget studio monitor market is so profitable, I've got bigger aims.

    Does anyone out there who owns a set of budget studio monitors (let's just say in the $500 and under category) feel confident that their mixes will will translate well to the outside world?

    Respond to my thread here:
    Budget Studio Monitors: Do They Work?
    1. Categories:
    2. Studio Monitors
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    1. roboteknic's Avatar
      roboteknic - 04-17-2011, 11:08 PM
      KRK Rokit 6 - Recommended by a friend... Now I recommend to you..!
      Cannot fault them...

      If you're doing dance music. then a SUB will be needed but they are flat, clear and amongst the best monitors I have heard, especially for around $500!
    1. PC1's Avatar
      PC1 - 11-22-2011, 01:03 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by roboteknic View Post
      KRK Rokit 6 - Recommended by a friend... Now I recommend to you..!
      Cannot fault them...

      If you're doing dance music. then a SUB will be needed but they are flat, clear and amongst the best monitors I have heard, especially for around $500!
      Krk 8 no sub needed under $600.