Are there any other active monitors out there in this price range that
are better?

"H" wrote in message
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Are there any other active monitors out there in this price range that are
better?

In the lower end range it seems most like the Yorkville YSM1p.

The guys at the music store where I was looking at the Behringer's said
they both used the Yorville's. Thanks for the 2nd opinion.

Ricky Hunt wrote:
"H" wrote in message
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Are there any other active monitors out there in this price range that are
better?


In the lower end range it seems most like the Yorkville YSM1p.

H wrote:
The guys at the music store where I was looking at the Behringer's said
they both used the Yorville's. Thanks for the 2nd opinion.

The Yorkville is actually usable, which is saying a lot for the price.
The Tannoy Proto-J is another possibility.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

thanks. what about the M-Audio stuff?

Scott Dorsey wrote:
H wrote:

The guys at the music store where I was looking at the Behringer's said
they both used the Yorville's. Thanks for the 2nd opinion.


The Yorkville is actually usable, which is saying a lot for the price.
The Tannoy Proto-J is another possibility.
--scott

"Scott Dorsey" wrote:

The Tannoy Proto-J is another possibility.


I bought a pair on a lark about a year ago. In the Proto-J I finally
found a Tannoy product that I consider unsuitable for audio
applications. Before these I'd never heard a Tannoy product I hated. I
have now. I got rid of them within 24 hours.

--
"It CAN'T be too loud... some of the red lights aren't even on yet!"
- Lorin David Schultz
in the control room
making even bad news sound good

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"Lorin David Schultz" wrote:

"Scott Dorsey" wrote:

The Tannoy Proto-J is another possibility.


I bought a pair on a lark about a year ago. In the Proto-J I finally
found a Tannoy product that I consider unsuitable for audio
applications. Before these I'd never heard a Tannoy product I hated. I
have now. I got rid of them within 24 hours.

The Tannoy "System Two" is another. How they let it out of the factory
is beyond my comprehension.

Harvey Gerst
Indian Trail Recording Studio
http://www.ITRstudio.com/

I had a listen to some ESI nEar 05's this afternoon. They are cheap but
I think they'll do the trick for now. i just want something to use at
home on my personal projects. I'm going to bring in one of my Protools
projects tomorrow to have another listen.


Scott Dorsey wrote:
H wrote:

The guys at the music store where I was looking at the Behringer's said
they both used the Yorville's. Thanks for the 2nd opinion.


The Yorkville is actually usable, which is saying a lot for the price.
The Tannoy Proto-J is another possibility.
--scott