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chrisp2u said:If you're really planning on doing any serious recording/mixing with them you'll be wasting your time with anything at $250/pair or less, IMHO. There are some decent options in the $500 range... that's probably as low as I'd go if you're looking for any semblence of quality/reliability/accuracy.
I auditioned a bunch of $500 range stuff side-by-side a little over a year ago when helping a friend shop for some monitors. From what I found, nothing touched the Bluesky Mediadesk 2.1's, which is what he ended up going with. They aren't super loud/powerful (though neither will most anything else be in this price range), but great sound for around $450. Better than some stuff I've heard that's twice the price (though not as loud, but that's not usually a big deal).
Save up a bit more, you'll be better off.
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Headroom said:I've read many good reviews of the Mediadesk 2.1's, and would like to test them. I’d think it would be more difficult to get consistent location-to-location playback from a 3-piece system, as compared to a 2-piece speaker system, because of the additional variables introduced by the placement of the subwoofer.