Quick Poll To Help Decide
Quick Poll To Help Decide Posted on: 25.10.2012 by Gilda Schreider Good Morning from Las Vegas | |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by haze324
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Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
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Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
Originals? You mean not being made like NS10s? Yeah I would hope so, NS10s sound like shit and I would never want them as a main pair of monitors or anything that sounds like them as anything except a 2nd or 3rd reference. HS80ms are some of the best budget monitors you can buy in that price range before spending $1000+ on a pair and certainly are a step above the two you listed. |
Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
If you want decent monitors on a budget then get Yahama HS80ms or HS50ms Or Equator D5s which may be the ultimate budget monitors, though like the hs50 they are 5" so will be a bit lacking without a sub in the low end http://www.equatoraudio.com/D5_Studi..._Pair_p/d5.htm |
Virgie Igler 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by TommyQuiet
I don't have much experience with monitors but all the producers I know use KRKs, or M-Audio BX... Choose whicherve fits in your price range and that you've actually lsitened to. In your case i guess I would recommend the M-Audios |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 | Good Morning from Las Vegas |
Tatum Ansaldo 25.10.2012 | merged your 2 threads and kept the more recent poll. |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 | Looking for a set of Monitors and got lots of info so indecisive Links below for info if needed Yamaha HS-80M M-Audio BX8 2D Behringer Truth B3031A |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by haze324
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Julissa Serrone 25.10.2012 | I've heard a handful of monitors, also heard a a variety of powered PA speakers ---- bottom line is you will not be disappointed with the M-Audio's. If those are the ones you are leaning towards there's enough reviews to let assure you they are a good set. Buy them, enjoy them and don't second guess yourself. |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 | Gotcha Xone I just want to make the right choice and not kill the monitors. I wish I could hear them all and compair |
Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
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Kiyoko Wellisch 25.10.2012 | TRUTH B1030A and TRUTH B1031A are Behringers newest monitors. |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 | From what I saw on there site in that range and model the 3031's are the newer one... I also went to the same sight I am getting these monitors from and this is what I saw Behringer 3031A's 499.99 for the set The M-Audio BX8's 499.99 for the set I would need stand or desk stand with the pads and the ones I like are 149.99 for the desk stands Totaling 649.98 Then saw this Yamaha HS80M Powered Studio Monitor - with Stand and Auralex MoPads 699.98 OR Yamaha HS80 Studio Monitor Package with HS10 Subwoofer 1049.97 with no pads and no stands but comes with the sub... So many options What I read about the MS80's was in Geer Stutz saying there over rated and not better then the new M-Audio. Sucks cuz I heard the M-Audio BX5's and loved the sound they didnt have the BX8's they also dont have the Behringer 3031A's and they dont have the Yamaha MS80's so I cant hear either one of them. I called another location and they dont have them. Sucks cuz I figred they would have somthing like that they have the Adams but I am not spending 1000.00 on a single Monitor |
Julissa Serrone 25.10.2012 | I have a pair of BX8A's and they are great. The have some very serious low end to them. I will say that if your looking for very "polished" sound you would get from higher end monitors, neither of these will provide that. If you are looking for good sounding, loud, with a strong sounding low end. The M-Audio's are great. They are loud enough I've used them to play social parties before. They are much louder and hit a lot harder than I thought they would. |
Kiyoko Wellisch 25.10.2012 | I thought behringer brought out a new range of monitors after the B3031As, is there a reason you're not considering them? I heard a few reviews saying they were pretty good for the money. |
Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
Originals? You mean not being made like NS10s? Yeah I would hope so, NS10s sound like shit and I would never want them as a main pair of monitors or anything that sounds like them as anything except a 2nd or 3rd reference. HS80ms are some of the best budget monitors you can buy in that price range before spending $1000+ on a pair and certainly are a step above the two you listed. |
Gilda Schreider 25.10.2012 | Thanks to all so far. I am leaning towards the M-Audio's but will keep my options open keep seraching before my decision I looked into the HS80MS and read bad things about them being hyped up and not the way the originals were made |
Romelia Stankard 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by ZooYork
If you want decent monitors on a budget then get Yahama HS80ms or HS50ms Or Equator D5s which may be the ultimate budget monitors, though like the hs50 they are 5" so will be a bit lacking without a sub in the low end http://www.equatoraudio.com/D5_Studi..._Pair_p/d5.htm |
Virgie Igler 25.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by TommyQuiet
I don't have much experience with monitors but all the producers I know use KRKs, or M-Audio BX... Choose whicherve fits in your price range and that you've actually lsitened to. In your case i guess I would recommend the M-Audios |
Kandy Ahdoot 25.10.2012 | Go have a listen to them and see what sounds the best. |
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