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Some good advice here - as Pivottechno said, the 2031A's are some of the best value monitors around - they really do sound good for the cash, in fact a lot better than many more expensive speakers. I think most Behringer stuff is shite, but they got these ones right.
They also go about as loud as you're going need for a simple house party. I don't like subs for reference monitoring (unless planned really well, matched to the acoustically treated room with bass traps, placed perfectly etc. - IMO too many variables for accurate bass representation).....but for DJ'ing it could be fine to add a little bass and in a way, some overall volume.
If you don't give too much of a crap about quality monitors and just want an OK, cheap, loud solution, go to Salvation army or you local large charity shop and pick up some big brand name hifi speakers - seriously, you can get amazing deals on things like 5 year old sony/panasonic/pioneer/etc. large hifi speakers for a fraction of the price of PA or monitors spreakers, and a fraction of the price of good new Hifi speakers.
They won't be good for accurate monitoring but they'll sbe fine for home Dj'ing and house parties - it's the cheapest way to get a real budget loud system.
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