O_Zean
July 22nd 03, 05:57 PM
HI
I bought a behringer truths set of nearfield monitors. i would say
that they sound falt in my room. Of course, it all depends on the
room, but if you got a mixer and you think there is not much bass,
increase the 80 hz range a bit . Of course, much better to buya
subwoofer, but if you are ppoor like me, I should wait. They look good
and are heavy and re unbreakable. You have switches on the back if you
think there is much brilliance or high freqs in your room.
In my case I had to decrease -2 on the high freq range. But it wasn't
hard to use them. They are pleasant to listen to. I tried them for 2
hours and I wasn't tired. They have a self power off option. So I must
say i am happy with it.
the only thing it misses is a asubwoofer, but that is normal. If you
are on a budget, buy these babies. They sound like the mackie hr624
and for much less money. And they are well build. Buy them.
I bought a behringer truths set of nearfield monitors. i would say
that they sound falt in my room. Of course, it all depends on the
room, but if you got a mixer and you think there is not much bass,
increase the 80 hz range a bit . Of course, much better to buya
subwoofer, but if you are ppoor like me, I should wait. They look good
and are heavy and re unbreakable. You have switches on the back if you
think there is much brilliance or high freqs in your room.
In my case I had to decrease -2 on the high freq range. But it wasn't
hard to use them. They are pleasant to listen to. I tried them for 2
hours and I wasn't tired. They have a self power off option. So I must
say i am happy with it.
the only thing it misses is a asubwoofer, but that is normal. If you
are on a budget, buy these babies. They sound like the mackie hr624
and for much less money. And they are well build. Buy them.