Good speakers for just listening, should I??
Good speakers for just listening, should I?? Posted on: 14.05.2013 by Vikki Falkenrath Hi,I'm a dj but not a producer. I use a windows notebook to find, edit and listen to my tracks. Obviously, it doesn't have a good pair of speakers, what makes it hard to me to know which track HAS some Fat Bass and which just seems to. I edit my tracks on Audition and Ableton, so I need some clear sound sometimes. I'm believeing about buying a KRK Rokit 5 single speaker just to make track listening more conclusive, as I use my car speakers to do the job right now. So, should I buy a single speaker? or two? or two + KRK subwoofer? Or KRK is too good for someone who is not producing at all? And, my notebook is a HP-G42 (very bad one). Being a noob notebook, does it has bad quality audio at the headphone exit? or it doesnt matter on the quality of the notebook? And one more question, if I buy one or more speakers, I should just buy some adapters and I'm ready to go?? I believe you guys know a lot more than me about this hehehe I need some help Thanks! | |
| Vikki Falkenrath 16.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by slinkydisc
Can you give me some exemples of hi fi speakers?? I really know very little about this things.. sorry And I tried headphones but, I want to hear all my music, all the time in high quality, I don't want to spend hours using headphones. |
| Dannie Dimora 15.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by makar1
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| Vikki Falkenrath 14.05.2013 | Hi, I'm a dj but not a producer. I use a windows notebook to find, edit and listen to my tracks. Obviously, it doesn't have a good pair of speakers, what makes it hard to me to know which track HAS some Fat Bass and which just seems to. I edit my tracks on Audition and Ableton, so I need some clear sound sometimes. I'm believeing about buying a KRK Rokit 5 single speaker just to make track listening more conclusive, as I use my car speakers to do the job right now. So, should I buy a single speaker? or two? or two + KRK subwoofer? Or KRK is too good for someone who is not producing at all? And, my notebook is a HP-G42 (very bad one). Being a noob notebook, does it has bad quality audio at the headphone exit? or it doesnt matter on the quality of the notebook? And one more question, if I buy one or more speakers, I should just buy some adapters and I'm ready to go?? I believe you guys know a lot more than me about this hehehe I need some help Thanks! |
| Vikki Falkenrath 16.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by slinkydisc
Can you give me some exemples of hi fi speakers?? I really know very little about this things.. sorry And I tried headphones but, I want to hear all my music, all the time in high quality, I don't want to spend hours using headphones. |
| Doreen Schurle 15.05.2013 | http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=71359 |
| Dannie Dimora 15.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by makar1
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| Alphonso Deitchman 15.05.2013 | Use headphones? That's the best way to hear the very low end without getting a sub. |
| Bryon Taglieri 15.05.2013 | Laptop's tend to have very basic DAC's (digital to audio converters) simple externals DAC like this improve the sound http://www.nuforce.com/index.php?opt...d=4&Itemid=759 I would be looking at getting something like this and adding in to some powered hi fi speakers for listening to Music rather than studio monitors like the Krk's which are designed to give a fairly flat response for accurate production, mastering. |
| Ming Devis 15.05.2013 | For listening I really recommend these http://audioengineusa.com/ The 5+'s are the best speakers I've heard for the price. |
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