ey how is yeh

Goto Store DJ on Victoria St in Richmond... Store Dj Website

they stock Behringer, Samson, KRK and a few others.

2 doors down from Store DJ is a music store, they also have Samsons which they can demo for u... they have em hooked up to a pc

Also you can try DMC records on Commercial rd in prahran. DMC Records Website

Billy Hydes music stores also stock Behringer from memory

Um, i myself have Behringer Truth B2031A 8" near fields and a massive as hell Behringer Truth B2092A Sub. They are very neautral, and well price. Rather heavy tho, and the sub is fkn gynormous !

If u get the samsons go for the 6A Resolve, it pumps nicer than the 8A imo.

KRK is nice but slightly more costly.

My setup



Note: the sub is under the desk.. yes it takes up the whole space

it doesnt rattle anything either or cause any feedback via carts.

The samson brand monitors are your second option in regards to a monitor that is priced in the same range as the Behringer Truths. If you want to hear them, goto the music store (is it guitar world? its not the drum store) next to store dj, they can show u the 6A and 8A resolves. Suprisingly the 6A is clearer and sounds louder, even the guy in the store pointed it out.

If you want something a lil better than the Behringer/Samsons, try the KRK's out they are lovely, a mate of mine has the 6" rokit ones... very nice, very clear. Krks will cost you more tho. Stanton make a 6" called the ATM6 which is the exact same thing cept different coloring to the KRK 6". Costs like $550 from memory.

If you have lots more to spend then most, get Mackie's... Most of us here would have to sell our limbs on ebay to get a pair of these however

Hope it helps keep me updated on what you choose

vincent

___________________
Dont send me your chiro bill if u have a sore neck

Last edited by vman83 on Jan-24-2007 at 11:31

yeah no worries im sure to make a decision soon, i have already locked in a motu ultrlite for an audio interace!

lol, well mackies i could get but im a bit unsure yet, cant justify.

nice setup btw ill post mine soon (good equipment.... shit speakers)

thanx for the reply it's been a help!

matt

Last edited by mzvirbulis on Jan-24-2007 at 11:45

KRKs are poo, unless you get the V series (RP = bad). When you listen to them, A/B them with mackies/genelcs any other good monitor and you'll hear how screwed the midrange is. I'd take rubicons over them any day, only downside of rubicons is the ribbon tweeter - has a really narrow space, sound terrible off axis.

Best monitor i've head for a decent price ($800) is the Event TR6s, but I'm waiting to hear a bluesky media desk before i buy them
We get a pretty good deal on Events, in america they're alot more expensive (in comparison to KRK, mackie etc.).

also would you suggest getting a sub to go with? as it's for mainly producing!

mmm i would say yes, but depends on preference and room size also

im not 100% if there is a correct answer to this in regards to producing... but i certainly enjoy having the extra bass





if i wasnt moving house soon i would probably try and invest in some cdj1000mk3s to add to my setup, but il have to c how that goes

___________________
Dont send me your chiro bill if u have a sore neck

quote:

Originally posted by echosystm KRKs are poo, unless you get the V series (RP = bad). When you listen to them, A/B them with mackies/genelcs any other good monitor and you'll hear how screwed the midrange is. I'd take rubicons over them any day, only downside of rubicons is the ribbon tweeter - has a really narrow space, sound terrible off axis. Best monitor i've head for a decent price ($800) is the Event TR6s, but I'm waiting to hear a bluesky media desk before i buy them We get a pretty good deal on Events, in america they're alot more expensive (in comparison to KRK, mackie etc.).

totally agree, if you get KRK's they have to be the V series.

are the monitors for production or djing? if its for production, then your room layout and knowing your monitors is actually more important than the monitors themselves.

im gonna throw a spanner in the works.

i have the krk rp8's and the krk rp10s sub, this combination is awesome. if u can mix your tracks down and make them sound good on these, they sound AWESOME on any other system. they are a great production referencing monitor.
maybe the midrange sounds poo on your setup lister/echosystem, perhaps because of poor room design/monitoring environment? i have never had a problem with them, they make u work hard to get a mix sounding good.

if they are not for production, but for DJ, id be looking at something else thats a little more 'fun' sounding.

i know of a SHITLOAD of people using the krk's. they are mad, nuff said

s

___________________
i have nothing interesting to put here

quote:

Originally posted by steve_may im gonna throw a spanner in the works. i have the krk rp8's and the krk rp10s sub, this combination is awesome. if u can mix your tracks down and make them sound good on these, they sound AWESOME on any other system. they are a great production referencing monitor. maybe the midrange sounds poo on your setup lister/echosystem, perhaps because of poor room design/monitoring environment? i have never had a problem with them, they make u work hard to get a mix sounding good. if they are not for production, but for DJ, id be looking at something else thats a little more 'fun' sounding. i know of a SHITLOAD of people using the krk's. they are mad, nuff said s

not saying they are crap. just think the v series is better but knowing your monitors is the most important thing IMO.

if you have cash grab a set of Mackie HR824...they're pretty wild!

___________________
spacetribe!

8" drivers will flood a smaller room. I have a set of KRK V6 Series 2's and find them perfect, and I'd say my room is roughly the size of a garage. Depends if you want to shell out on sound treatment etc also...

___________________
100% geek. i'm lovin' it.

dude you can also get the 624's I know from personal experience that these are pretty good...but pricey

___________________
spacetribe!