helenever
hey there, i am longing for a decent speaker system, but i really have no ideas about it. what should i pay special attention to??
i find many good reviews about this Logitech X-540 70W 5.1 Speaker System here http://tinyurl.com/23vk4dd
does this really a good set or other options??
i find many good reviews about this Logitech X-540 70W 5.1 Speaker System here http://tinyurl.com/23vk4dd
does this really a good set or other options??
Posted Tue 31 Aug 10 @ 4:02 am
groovindj
Is this just for home use?
What's your budget?
If I were looking for speakers to monitor my mixing at home, I'd chose something
from the KRK Rokit range. Superb quality.
What's your budget?
If I were looking for speakers to monitor my mixing at home, I'd chose something
from the KRK Rokit range. Superb quality.
Posted Tue 31 Aug 10 @ 1:18 pm
NoDoubtDJs
For DJing, surround sound is useless. The music is created in stereo and the software is designed for stereo music. I don't believe that there are any music videos either that use 5.1. So, eliminate those speakers from your choices unless you are planning to do something else too.
Check out the Behringer B1030A speakers (http://www.pssl.com/Behringer-B1030A-Active-Studio-Monitor-Each). They cost about $100 each but they sound great and they have decent volume. I got lucky and found a place that had them priced at $100 for the pair. They won't shatter windows but they will work great in for practice. I've actually used them on stands for monitors at large parties too.
Check out the Behringer B1030A speakers (http://www.pssl.com/Behringer-B1030A-Active-Studio-Monitor-Each). They cost about $100 each but they sound great and they have decent volume. I got lucky and found a place that had them priced at $100 for the pair. They won't shatter windows but they will work great in for practice. I've actually used them on stands for monitors at large parties too.
Posted Tue 31 Aug 10 @ 5:35 pm