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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
I've been offered a pair of these studio monitor speakers at a great
price of $2350/pair and I was wondering how goof they are. The guy (Saul) told me a studio is going out of business. I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. Any thoughts? Wilburr |
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"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
news:znr1081598234k@trad... In article writes: Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. Any thoughts? Stay away from any speaker with "blatt" in its name. Good point; now if they were a TRUMPET manufacturer, OTOH...  -- Neil Henderson Progressive Rock http://www.saqqararecords.com |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
news:znr1081598234k@trad... In article writes: Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. Any thoughts? Stay away from any speaker with "blatt" in its name. Good point; now if they were a TRUMPET manufacturer, OTOH... -- Neil Henderson Progressive Rock http://www.saqqararecords.com |
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"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
news:znr1081598234k@trad... In article writes: Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. Any thoughts? Stay away from any speaker with "blatt" in its name. Good point; now if they were a TRUMPET manufacturer, OTOH... -- Neil Henderson Progressive Rock http://www.saqqararecords.com |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
news:znr1081598234k@trad... In article writes: Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. Any thoughts? Stay away from any speaker with "blatt" in its name. Good point; now if they were a TRUMPET manufacturer, OTOH... -- Neil Henderson Progressive Rock http://www.saqqararecords.com |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I don't know Saul. But I do know that anything with that many different drivers in one cabinet is a recipe for phase cancellation issues. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. I doubt they are THAT bad. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I don't know Saul. But I do know that anything with that many different drivers in one cabinet is a recipe for phase cancellation issues. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. I doubt they are THAT bad. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I don't know Saul. But I do know that anything with that many different drivers in one cabinet is a recipe for phase cancellation issues. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. I doubt they are THAT bad. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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Wilbur wrote:
I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, 6 5inch midranges and 2 dome tweeters and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, I don't know Saul. But I do know that anything with that many different drivers in one cabinet is a recipe for phase cancellation issues. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. I doubt they are THAT bad. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I've been offered a pair of these studio monitor speakers at a great price of $2350/pair and I was wondering how goof they are. They are ... goof that is. The guy (Saul) told me a studio is going out of business. Aha. I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Many pros do try to either say "it's ok" or to say nothing at all. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, Aha. 6 5inch midranges Fascinating concept, how are they arranged? and 2 dome tweeters I must try to disagree with Arny about something ... I think he would like them .... (one needs to have followed another newsgroup to know what this is about!) and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, Weight is about the only tech spec for a poweramp that is known to have a linear correlation to its sound quality, assuming identical psu type. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. No. Just no. If you want one suggestion, and if you have not seen any of the threads about LS3/5 derivatives, clones and originals, and if you do not want to check out whether the smallest KEF Cresta and a pair of good subs will do, then please go listen to Tannoy Reveals. I can not recall having seen anything negative posted about them. Dynaudio also has some good small stuff. Any thoughts? I think I made my points very clear. Depending on what units that are in the boxes you were offered they MAY be of interest for a tinkerer, but you don't need a total of 8 15" bass units for a home studio, no matter what and how, those boxes would be an inefficient way for you to use your money. They may even be very good, lets allow them the benefit of the doubt, but if they are and if the price is then fair, then they would be a waste of resources for your currrent setup. Wilburr Oh, all of the above is opinion, not fact, and some of it is opinion based on too few facts, such as saying that something is probably good or bad without having heard it. Yes ... I could be wrong about some or all of the above, read and apply on your very own discretion, a skilled reader is assumed. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I've been offered a pair of these studio monitor speakers at a great price of $2350/pair and I was wondering how goof they are. They are ... goof that is. The guy (Saul) told me a studio is going out of business. Aha. I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Many pros do try to either say "it's ok" or to say nothing at all. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, Aha. 6 5inch midranges Fascinating concept, how are they arranged? and 2 dome tweeters I must try to disagree with Arny about something ... I think he would like them .... (one needs to have followed another newsgroup to know what this is about!) and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, Weight is about the only tech spec for a poweramp that is known to have a linear correlation to its sound quality, assuming identical psu type. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. No. Just no. If you want one suggestion, and if you have not seen any of the threads about LS3/5 derivatives, clones and originals, and if you do not want to check out whether the smallest KEF Cresta and a pair of good subs will do, then please go listen to Tannoy Reveals. I can not recall having seen anything negative posted about them. Dynaudio also has some good small stuff. Any thoughts? I think I made my points very clear. Depending on what units that are in the boxes you were offered they MAY be of interest for a tinkerer, but you don't need a total of 8 15" bass units for a home studio, no matter what and how, those boxes would be an inefficient way for you to use your money. They may even be very good, lets allow them the benefit of the doubt, but if they are and if the price is then fair, then they would be a waste of resources for your currrent setup. Wilburr Oh, all of the above is opinion, not fact, and some of it is opinion based on too few facts, such as saying that something is probably good or bad without having heard it. Yes ... I could be wrong about some or all of the above, read and apply on your very own discretion, a skilled reader is assumed. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I've been offered a pair of these studio monitor speakers at a great price of $2350/pair and I was wondering how goof they are. They are ... goof that is. The guy (Saul) told me a studio is going out of business. Aha. I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Many pros do try to either say "it's ok" or to say nothing at all. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, Aha. 6 5inch midranges Fascinating concept, how are they arranged? and 2 dome tweeters I must try to disagree with Arny about something ... I think he would like them .... (one needs to have followed another newsgroup to know what this is about!) and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, Weight is about the only tech spec for a poweramp that is known to have a linear correlation to its sound quality, assuming identical psu type. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. No. Just no. If you want one suggestion, and if you have not seen any of the threads about LS3/5 derivatives, clones and originals, and if you do not want to check out whether the smallest KEF Cresta and a pair of good subs will do, then please go listen to Tannoy Reveals. I can not recall having seen anything negative posted about them. Dynaudio also has some good small stuff. Any thoughts? I think I made my points very clear. Depending on what units that are in the boxes you were offered they MAY be of interest for a tinkerer, but you don't need a total of 8 15" bass units for a home studio, no matter what and how, those boxes would be an inefficient way for you to use your money. They may even be very good, lets allow them the benefit of the doubt, but if they are and if the price is then fair, then they would be a waste of resources for your currrent setup. Wilburr Oh, all of the above is opinion, not fact, and some of it is opinion based on too few facts, such as saying that something is probably good or bad without having heard it. Yes ... I could be wrong about some or all of the above, read and apply on your very own discretion, a skilled reader is assumed. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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Goldblatt Twelve Monitor Speakers.
Wilbur wrote:
I've been offered a pair of these studio monitor speakers at a great price of $2350/pair and I was wondering how goof they are. They are ... goof that is. The guy (Saul) told me a studio is going out of business. Aha. I can't find anything on the net about them but Saul Goldblatt says that's because they are professional speakers and pros don't talk about them. Many pros do try to either say "it's ok" or to say nothing at all. Anyhow, they have 4 15 inch woofers, Aha. 6 5inch midranges Fascinating concept, how are they arranged? and 2 dome tweeters I must try to disagree with Arny about something ... I think he would like them .... (one needs to have followed another newsgroup to know what this is about!) and thes puppies are massive weighing in at 300lbs each, Weight is about the only tech spec for a poweramp that is known to have a linear correlation to its sound quality, assuming identical psu type. I'm starting a recording studio and these seem like a great mate for my Alesis RA-100 and Berhinger mixer. No. Just no. If you want one suggestion, and if you have not seen any of the threads about LS3/5 derivatives, clones and originals, and if you do not want to check out whether the smallest KEF Cresta and a pair of good subs will do, then please go listen to Tannoy Reveals. I can not recall having seen anything negative posted about them. Dynaudio also has some good small stuff. Any thoughts? I think I made my points very clear. Depending on what units that are in the boxes you were offered they MAY be of interest for a tinkerer, but you don't need a total of 8 15" bass units for a home studio, no matter what and how, those boxes would be an inefficient way for you to use your money. They may even be very good, lets allow them the benefit of the doubt, but if they are and if the price is then fair, then they would be a waste of resources for your currrent setup. Wilburr Oh, all of the above is opinion, not fact, and some of it is opinion based on too few facts, such as saying that something is probably good or bad without having heard it. Yes ... I could be wrong about some or all of the above, read and apply on your very own discretion, a skilled reader is assumed. Kind regards Peter Larsen -- ******************************************* * My site is at: http://www.muyiovatki.dk * ******************************************* |
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