Ralf Mardorf wrote: >>> How to choose monitors (if you can) >>> <http://www.64studio.com/node/574#comment-2491> >>> >>> I had the opportunity to go to the Thomann Store in Treppendorf, Germany. >>> >>> They have a whole room fitted with all the monitors they have, and >>> then they stick you in the sweetspot. You can then basically tell them >>> what your budget is, and they will show you all the best choices >>> around your budget. In the end I found that the ESI nEar5's worked the >>> best for my ear (and my pocket thankfully). I originally went there to >>> buy the Yamaha HS50M's, but in the room I found the sound a little >>> harsh For My Taste. >>> >>> You have to find one that works for you. Nothing wrong with ANY other >>> monitors. You have to like them, and know them. Don't worry about what >>> other people might say. It's your ears, not theirs! >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> * By Quentin Harley at 06/13/2008 - 20:26 >>> >>> > > Again a tip ;) > > I think you'll understand why I first have to wrote you off list because > of the Thomann story. But to anybody with less money, please try the RTF > B3010 HIFI speakers. > > Now something to the Yamaha. In Germany we only paste some tissues > covering the tweeters and then they are fine. > Pardon, I'm not absolutely sure if the Yamaha monitors I've been thinking off are the HS50M. They look like the same, but they might be different. I'm sorry, anyhow I don't think I'm wrong with the less cost RFTs. > Cheers, > Ralf >
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