Have a listen to some ATC SCM 7s. Beautifully smooth, neutral sound
(imo). No ports to cause you problems with placement. ATC are famed for
their professional genuine monitor loudspeakers.
http://www.atc.gb.net/scm7.htm
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JezA
Can somebody share their filters with me?
I want to see if I can manage getting the software side working before
investing in the hardware needed to conduct room sweeps.
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george_k
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I was asked in another thread to comment on my AVI ADM9.1 active
speakers when they arrived - so here I go.
First impressions are totally positive. They are well engineered and
finished, and everything you need is in the box, except for batteries
for the remote. You do need the remote: it is the
If you go with a Duet or SB Classic, you might be perfectly satisfied.
They sound pretty good.
If it isn't good enough, a DAC Magic will elevate the quality
considerably. I could not be happier with my Duet and Dac Magic. The
transporter may be better, but my investment of $350 for a Duet
earwaxer;453963 Wrote:
First of all - I dont know jack s**t about what I'm talking about, but
the only way I can understand why the USB interface is subject to
audible differences in cables is due to the streaming and clock oriented
transmission of data vs. the packet delivery over ethernet.
iPhone;453788 Wrote:
What about active monitors? Have a look at AVI ADM 9.1 speakers. They
are front ported so the shelf might not be such a draw back. Almost all
speakers need to be away from the rear wall to get proper soundstage and
imaging, but at least the rear port issue is solved. And
How bout a set of ProAc Tablette Reference 8's?
They meet the requirement of being small (only 10.5 high) and should
easily best the Paradigms in terms of sound quality (ProAc is a
respected brand). Check out these Youtube vid to see them in action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emyWgOi-Mqg
