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05-13-2005
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Monitors/Subs
Alright, sorry if this is posted earlier:
I am getting a new pair of M-Audio BX-5 studio monitors, but I hear they lack on the bass-end of things...what can I do in a mid price-range to compensate for this and make it better/easier to mix (including bass)? I'm talking 250/300$ tops...less preferrably/if possible...thanks for your help--
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05-14-2005
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best I can suggest is the matching m-audio sbx
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when the dust all settles and all of us have gone our life ways, the only thing anybody will care about in those recordings is the content. The songs and how they are performed. - SouthSIDE Glen
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05-14-2005
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Lots written about this subject, Unger. To avoid repeating myself, I'd just suggest searching this forum for BX5 + sub. You'll find a lot. In short, from my experience, adding the matching sbx sub is the best bet, but my low-cost fix (wharfedale powercube 8) integrates surprisingly well for under $150. I've written about it elsewhere here.
J.
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