I use Genelecs in the stuido for monitoring. However, flat as they are, they are missing the entire bottom octave to octave and a half. To fill in the missing bottom I use a Sunfire subwoofer. This is the best sounding sub I have ever heard. It even sounds better than my Velodyne in my home theater. Usually I mix with the sub dialed in , but I have calibrated my system so that the sub with the Genelecs is flat clear down to subaudio. Many of my clients argue that they want the sub turned up, but this is not a good idea for mixing. I always listen to the mix without the sub as well. For playing around with the MOTM I have a pair of Mackie 824s which are great sounding as well, but not quite as good as the Genelecs. I have been considering adding a sub for the MOTM as well. You won't realize how much you've missed no matter how good your speakers until you add a sub. I would heartily endorse the Sunfire, but the Mackie subs are quite good as well and certainly more suited towards playing live if that is what you are after.
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Re: studio monitors
2003-01-28 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
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