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Studio monitor Shootout.

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Posted by RBP on October 16, 2000 at 22:30:46

So Far I have many models under testing and evaluation. If you have a favorite, let me know, and I will try to include them.

This test will be done over a one month period, on mixes, and technical evaluation. The true merits of these monitors will result in many mixdown and mastering sessions. Although , I am familier with many different monitors out there, only those that can be obtained within this period will be Judged. my thanks to the suppliers at this time, and if you have a set in mind, I will try ever so hard to include them.

Units as follows will be near field and mid field units.

I realize all favorites cannot be included, but the purpose of the "Shootout" is to narrow down the best translater , in terms of normalization, and accuracy.

As of today, models include:

JBL 4311
Yamaha NS10
Event 20/20
Yamaha NS1000M'
Altec Lansing A7 Voice of the theater ( Mid field )
Klipsch Klipschorn ( Mid field)
Alesis Monitor 1 , and 2.
Tannoy PB 6.5
JBL L88 ( 4311, without LE5/2 and with LE20) 2 Way.
Boston CR8
Klipsch RB5
B&W 105.2

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Kimber Kable

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