Doepfer

very good question and one my friend became very obsessed about.

After lots of testing and reading I decided on:
Spirit Folio SX mixer
Spirit Absolute 2 monitor speakers

These give me a very clean sound, the speakers are excellent for 
bassy style music like electronic/dance music (or whatever we call 
it these days).
I make electronica music, bands like Autechre, Aphex Twin, Mouse on 
Mars etc... The speakers are perfect for this style.
Also a very important thing I read about these speakers is they 
don't make your ears tired like a lot of others do, so you can mix 
all day happily.

I also have a pair of panasonic hifi speakers (normal house things) 
to check the final mix on, because if you going to sell CD's people 
will listen to them in their houses and cars not in studios.


JOhn.




--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Andreas Lindholm" 
<andreas.k.lindholm@t...> wrote:
> After many years of striving to get the most neutral possible 
sound for
> audioning my music, both my own and others it just struck me. What 
the fuck
> am I doing? I know that certain speakers colors the sound i 
certain ways and
> so on, but in the end of the day I still try to mix my own stuff 
to sound i
> a special crunchy, bassrich and smooth style. So I know that I 
could easily
> just go out and pick up a set that would make almost everything 
sound good
> to me, but I don't ;)
> 
> So now I am qurious about you guys, what PA, phones, etc do you 
use to
> monitor you A100 and other gear and what is your philosophy?