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Small size "monitors" that are worth it? Around or under 200$-300$ a pair, is there any models that would handle the lows of a 5 string bass and the bass drum of my drum machine without being necessary a perfect reference for mixing? My goal is to find something pretty cheap and as small as possible. |
The powered version of the Alesis Monitor One is under $300 a pair, and sound very good IMHO. They aren't particulalry small though. If you haev really limited space you might consider a 3-piece sub + satellite system. |
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I've just checked the specs of those Alesis, seem nice. |
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For small and under 300 that are going to represent your 5 string well at all, you probably want a 3 piece system. And +1 to not wanting to spread out your bass in stereo. Many mixing pros will even high pass low frequency instruments and treat that band separately if they want to use a stereo effect (some effects units even have this built into their design). Point is at this price range a 3 piece system is your best bet. |
I use one of a variety of solutions to put the low end of a mix into mono, or more specifically, narrow its representation in the stereo field. Izotope's Ozone5 has a multiband stereo imaging section that allows negative values to narrow stereo perception. I'll set that to a low frequency range and really hit it hard with negative values. Works great. Airwindows ToVinyl does a great job of this as well, but is only available in AU format. ...I'm getting pretty far off topic here... |
OK, so if I consider a 3 piece system, what should I look into? |
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http://abluesky.com/products/exo2-new/ Typically $499. |
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