Well, I just bought two ProLinear speakers from A & B sounds for 150 bucks (Saved 75 bux!). They are bookshelf speakers, and have an output of 150 watts. They are kickin speakers, even though they weren't that expensive.

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Originally posted by mikefasssy Well, I just bought two ProLinear speakers from A & B sounds for 150 bucks (Saved 75 bux!). They are bookshelf speakers, and have an output of 150 watts. They are kickin speakers, even though they weren't that expensive.

Do you have a link? I wanna check them out. Right now, I am considering a decent pair of self powered studio monitor speakers. I like the Yamaha MSP5, M-audio SPB5, Event 20/20 bas. Can anyone give me more information about this. You may think that this is a total waste of money and I should be buying records instead. However, on my current Sony floorstanding speakers, the low-end seems very muddy and its not helping me mix cleanly. For example, When I mix loudly, the beats sound perfectly in sync. But, when I listen to the recording on my MD, i can hear that they are often a hair off. So, anyone with knowledge about studio monitors, please help me out. thanks.

so can anyone help me w/ my question?

A & B Sound is Western Canada only dude. At least that what is says on the website. I couldn't find a link the website.

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Originally posted by hapamoto so can anyone help me w/ my question?

hahaha, don't you love it hen you ask for help and people who respond say NOTHING about what you're wanting to know!?!?!? I read the replies after you asked us for help and was like "WTF does THAT have to do with what he asked!?!?"

Anyway, to answer your question, I would say either one is going to do just fine, esp. if you're in an apartment complex. I would go ahead and get the one that is cheaper since the specs seem to be the same. That's just my personal opinion, but in this case...I think that's what it'sgoing to boil down to...personal opinions.

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~*Drew*~

well, let me give you a hand here...

the 1522 definitely have that LOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWW boomy bass some people love... the thing is that is hitting straight at the floor and it is going to sound so BOOOOOOOOMMMMYYYY that everything is going to shake with such an amp.

if you're using them for monitoring though, go for the 1550. i don't think that it's going to drown the high's at all. it's horns not tweeters, remember? those are VERY powerful highs... what it is going to drown is just the mids.

the thing is: the 1522 are not as fine for mixing cause you can't listen to the bass clearly. you will mostly feel it. in 1550 though it is going to be more clear, but not as shakey as the 1522.

it's your choice: 1522 will SHAKE the place. 1550 have better and more CLEAR sounding bass though, good for beatmatching more correctly.

i hope i've been helpful. others seem to totally ignore you while posting on you own thread

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Last edited by Sinonick on Aug-20-2002 at 21:46

thanks to the both of you! that basically made my decision, i kinda figured i'd go w/ the 1550 because the specs are virtually the same, and i don't see what would make the 1522 worth spending 50 bux more on each speaker, true i do live in an apt so the sound i was thinking might not be good for the downstairs neighbors, however my crew will probably also be using these speakers at the smaller parties and cafe's that we need to setup our own stuff at.. but mostly it is for my use.. the point w/ the bass is a good one, first off, although bass is always good for loud thumping parties, my main concern is that these will also be my monitoring speakers, currently im just running through my stereo which is fine, but i've had this amp for about 4 months now and i finally want to use it. i'd really just want monitor speakers but those wouldn't be good for performing.. anyhow, thanks for the advice. i'll let you guys know how the 1550's sound when i get them..