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I'm trying to shortlist the best rated sub £250 (seemingly equivalent to
$400 worth of American speakers) active monitors before inflicting my indecision on an unsuspecting music shop. I've heard mostly good (and some bad) things about all of the following: Alesis M1 MkII (£225) Behringer 2031A (£220) Event TR5 (£240) Fostex PM0.5 (£200) Samson Resolve 65A (£200) Wharfedale Diamond Pro 8.2 Active (£250) I have a small room (8.5' x 8' x 8') and am forced to wall mount the monitors as I am sitting in front of a nice, big, reflective, fitted desk. With the right brackets, I should be able to get them at least 6'' off the wall. I will be mixing mostly techno but also some acoustic guitar, percussion etc. The more power they've got in reserve the better. I appreciate that what sounds good is very subjective so I suppose I'm looking for advice on the technical merits of the monitors above and any obvious contenders I have missed. Cheers, Marc |
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