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You mean the side firing subs? It does improve bottom end response. At least, perceived bottom end response. Most lows are thrown out from the ends of the speakers. Mids and highs are more directional, from the inside of the cone. If you walk to the sides, or behind your cabs, you hear the lows dominantly. In front in clear and crisp. So, having the low end woofers facing sideways, gives you more perceived bass. It makes sense.[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Barefoot!
But not every project begins or ends in a high-end studio that offers Barefoot MicroMain or MasterStack monitors. The new Footprint01 model is Barefoot Sound’s response to evolving modern workflows, making the company’s ultra-high performance technologies available to audio professionals working in home-based facilities, smaller writing, editing or post production rooms, or on the road. Now, composers, songwriters, musicians, beat-makers, post production specialists and others can benefit from the Barefoot sound, whatever their work environment.
It's effectively a 3-way monitor with DSP. There's a massive list of monitors with the same thing going on in a variety of configuration. If that's your criteria you'd be passing on a lot of monitors currently, and an increasingly large list moving forward as more and more monitor manufacturers move to DSP-based solutions.Unless you get in a room with them and give them a test drive first Id pass seems like to much going on.
It’s not about being dumb, it’s about the target demographic. Home users aren’t the market for most Barefoot products. Professional, commercial studios are. A flagship Barefoot product isn’t even the top priced manufacturer out there. Do a flagship ATC build in a large control room and you’re into six-figures.$56,000 for a stack LMFAO, if your that dumb go for it
I agree. In studios where spending $20k on a mic is not a problem, $50k for monitors is not out of line.It’s not about being dumb, it’s about the target demographic. Home users aren’t the market for most Barefoot products. Professional, commercial studios are. A flagship Barefoot product isn’t even the top priced manufacturer out there. Do a flagship ATC build in a large control room and you’re into six-figures.
Ive been in plenty of studios never seen a $56,000 set of monitorsIt’s not about being dumb, it’s about the target demographic. Home users aren’t the market for most Barefoot products. Professional, commercial studios are. A flagship Barefoot product isn’t even the top priced manufacturer out there. Do a flagship ATC build in a large control room and you’re into six-figures.
But you haven't been in all studiosIve been in plenty of studios never seen a $56,000 set of monitors