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    Mackie HR626

    Active Studio Monitors

    Mackie continue to expand their range of studio monitors by combining an innovative D'Appolito design with their existing passive radiator technology.

    Reviews May 2004
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    Q. Where should I put my monitors?

    How much distance should there be between my monitors and should they face straight forward or be angled toward the listener? Also, as my monitors will be placed against a wall, should some acoustic foam be placed directly behind or between them?

    Sound Advice May 2004
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    Event ASP8

    Active Studio Monitors

    Event up their game once again with their best-ever design for project-studio monitoring. But have they come far enough to continue to face off the competition?

    Reviews Apr 2004
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    Q. Where should I put my subwoofer?

    I want to add a subwoofer to my monitoring system, but how do I work out where to place it in the room?

    Sound Advice Apr 2004
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    Q. What kind of headphones are right for me?

    I'm considering the purchase of two sets of headphones: the AKG K240DF (flat response) for mixing, and the K271 (coloured response) for musicians to wear when monitoring their own signal, giving them the best sound for inspiration and encouragement. Would these models be suitable for these applications?

    Sound Advice Apr 2004
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    ADAM S3A

    Active Studio Monitors

    ADAM combine Hexacone woofers with advanced high-frequency ribbon drivers to create a competitive professional monitoring system.

    Reviews Mar 2004
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    On-stage Monitoring

    Sound On Stage

    Learn how to choose and use on-stage speaker or headphone monitoring systems. After all, if you can't hear what you're doing, then your live performances are going to suffer.

    Techniques Mar 2004
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    Triple P Pyramid

    Passive Monitors

    These monitors may look good, but they're actually meant to sound bad! Specifically, they are designed to replace the Auratone 5C and Yamaha NS10M as the discerning mix engineer's 'grot box' of choice.

    Reviews Mar 2004
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    Tapco S5

    Nearfield Monitors

    Despite their compact size, these affordable active nearfields deliver a large-scale sound.

    Reviews Feb 2004
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    Q. Why does my track seem slower when I listen on headphones?

    I produce electronic dance music. Much of the time I work with headphones on, to help me focus on detailed sounds in repetitive loops. However, I often notice that when I switch to listening on speakers (to check the actual mix and so on) the track seems a bit faster. What could be the cause?

    Sound Advice Feb 2004
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    Alesis Prolinear 720DSP

    Active Monitors

    These active monitors can have their responses tailored to suit their environment when used with the powerful four-band DSP equaliser option.

    Reviews Jan 2004
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    Event TR5 & TR8

    Active Monitors

    Event build on their tried and tested design principles to offer two new sets of affordable active monitors.

    Reviews Dec 2003
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    M-Audio BX5

    Active Nearfield Monitors

    M-Audio's desktop active monitors offer magnetic shielding and a smooth mid-range sound.

    Reviews Dec 2003
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    Mixing On Headphones

    What To Use & How To Do It

    It's often necessary to work on headphones in the home studio, even when mixing. So what headphones should you choose, and how do you go about getting the best results?

    Techniques Dec 2003
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    Q. What's the difference between active and passive monitors?

    What do the specifications 'active' and 'passive' denote for monitors? Does 'powered' mean the same as 'active'?

    Sound Advice Dec 2003
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    Q. What's the best way to fix a pushed-in tweeter cone?

    The dome of the tweeter on one of my M-Audio Studiophile BX5 monitors has somehow got pushed inwards. Does this cause permanent damage? If it's advisable, how should I go about pulling it back out?

    Sound Advice Dec 2003
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    Fostex PM1

    Active Monitors

    These affordable active monitors from Fostex provide a tight and punchy sound, despite their compact dimensions.

    Reviews Nov 2003
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    Samson Resolv 80A

    Active Monitors

    These two-way active monitors provide an upfront sound suited to pop, rock or dance music, at an affordable price.

    Reviews Oct 2003
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    Direct Sound Extreme Isolation Headphones

    Closed-back Headphones

    Direct Sound Extreme Isolation Headphones are designed to offer more isolation than ordinary closed-back models...

    Reviews Oct 2003
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    EMES Black TV & Amber

    Active Monitors & Subwoofer

    German manufacturer EMES return with the Black TV Actives, a set of full-range nearfield speakers that can be used with or without the optional Amber subwoofer.

    Reviews Sep 2003
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    Mission Pro SM6P

    Nearfield Passive Monitors

    The Pro SM6Ps see a big name in hi-fi moving into the home studio market. So should we choose to accept these Missions? This review will self-destruct in five seconds...

    Reviews Sep 2003

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