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07-23-2002
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Help with Monitor/Speaker advise
I have just purchased my first Digital Home Recording Studio
(a BR1180cd). I will only be recording PennyWhistles and Recorders with a mic, and using keyboard sounds for the backing tracks. I haven't bought any Mixing Monitor/Speakers yet. What is my best choice for this simple project? Thanks,Lolly 
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07-24-2002
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I didn't want you to think you were being ignored. I don't really know a lot of the new monitors. Do a search on 'monitors' here and you will see plenty of opinions.
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07-24-2002
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The Mackie 1202 is a great mixer for your needs and the m-audio studiophile monitors sound excellent for the price.
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07-24-2002
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chickery-chick Cha-la Cha-la LOLLY:
 Yorkville passive monitors -- low price and great sound. Just check out the board and you will find many mentions of the Yorks.Words above are from an old old nonsense tune. [except for LOLLY> Green Hornet 
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