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| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
i really hope you havent't (didn't?) base your decision on reviews and frequency response alone. transient reponse? porting (front or rear)? woofer/tweeter type? stero imaging? for example, dynaudio bm5as are great monitors, but if you put them infront of a window, you might as well have bought behringers, because they will sound like total crap.
i don't want to get down on you, but i really hope you take (took?) the standard monitor advice and listen to them first. we say this for a reason - because reviews and statistics mean fuck all man. any speaker can go down to 50hz, it just might sound shit because they've had to put a huge ass port in the back that turns bass into nothing but a muddy drone.
...not that anyone seems to listen these days. 
for the record, the fact that tapco are made by mackie means nothing, don't let marketing sway you. the mackies being sold today are not the same as the mackies being sold 10 years ago - 10 years ago they used Vifas, now they use Superhappyfuntimeyumchas. ^_^
PS. Without seeing an actual frequency graph, it is safe to ignore frequency response entirely. It is an estimate at best and saying a speaker goes down to 40hz does not mean it goes down to 40hz WELL.
RESEARCH!
I'm not saying Tapco are crap though. I'm just saying you're going about the decision the wrong way. If you want something good, put the effort in. |
Stop being such a prick, you're forgetting that some people may not have access to a shop that sells monitors. There was only one shop anywhere near me that sold any type of monitors, and they only had one brand (quested).
And saying that reviews mean 'fuck all' is an outright lie.
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