How they sound in your working environment

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the size of the bassdriver is most important, it must be 15" lol.
no seriosly what its for? dj-monitoring or producing? none of the ones u mention are very good for producing imo.

i want to start producing and enjoying music in better sound.

whats ur budget=?

krk rokit are popular, havent heard them myself tho:
http://www.krksys.com/product_rokit.php

KRK rokits are quite popular, I've heard them and they are pretty good.

Myself, I picked up a pair of M-Audio BX5a's and I love them.

It all depends on your price range though, if you have a higher budget you can start getting into Mackies and Tannoys.

or yamaha HS50M, been looking on those myself.

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Originally posted by Dj Alex (ISR) i want to start producing and enjoying music in better sound.

These two are mutually exclusive. Good monitors should expose all the flaws in your music.

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Originally posted by kitphillips These two are mutually exclusive. Good monitors should expose all the flaws in your music.

Just to clarify what Kit is sayin, if you are producing, you don't want them to sound as good as possible, you want them to sound as accurate as possible to show all the details of the sounds(for better or worse). Where as most speakers for listening in quality, well that would be HiFi (High Fidelity) speakers. Which may sound awesome but, if you are producing they will produce very different results when listening on many speakers. If you mix on monitors with a "flat frequency response" it may not sound as bread and butter but, chances are you will have alot more luck in your tracks sounding equal on many speakers.

Same thing Kit said just more elaborate if you didn't get it the first time

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The most important thing in studio monitors - is how the mix made on them, sounds from other sourñes...
With good monitors your mixes sounds good everywhere, on club sound system or notebook speaker.

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Originally posted by Lucidity if you are producing, you don't want them to sound as good as possible, you want them to sound as accurate as possible to show all the details of the sounds(for better or worse)

+1.