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Mainfields are designed to have a flat, full range response. nearfields were first designed to, as the ns10 thing, have some of the charicteristics of hi-fi speakers (rolled off bass?). check out the first nearfields by aurotone!

have you seen the topaz? in the pictures they look quite big but there tiny. Haven't used a mackie, but the ghost is a great console, If you have the space and the cash

is it a 3-band? never used one but all the other tc stuff i have used is good. Let me know if there any good cos i've been after a multi-band comp for a while.

yer, looks really nice. lots of good outboard

hey tyler, what is in your studio? no mackie desk or normalised patch bays i trust.

ignore that, didn't read any of the above! Is it a Mackie 8 bus blue bear has?

Is that true?

I mean i get mixes wrong on them considerabley more than any other moniter i am used to working with.

i have a composer and and the drawmer thing its ripped off. the difference is the drawmer sounds good and the behringer dosen't.

i have the reveal blues (actives), they sound very nice in the studio but i've got mixes wrong on them before. I,ve also heard moniters with a clearer top end, but at 2or three times the price!

you would need a sound card with muiltiple audio ins/outs from your pc.

cool, i just need a couple more decent mics to work with as all the drums done in my studio have the 'c1000'sound!

A live sound guy who can plan a patch bay?

true 'Pro' equipment runs about 10-20x times the cost of 'prosumer' gear. So the pro version of a $2000 mackie is a $200,000 API. isn't that $20,000-$40,000???

What? How can anybody call a C414 shitty?

I recorded some stuff in a little project studio that had a zoom and an alesis midi-verb 4. The zoom had pretty crappy reverbs in comparison but for effects it rocked. I think it has really cheap converters and it sounded really 'analogue'

Has A/B compared Akg c414's (ULS) and Neumann km 184's as stereo pairs ( need decent drum over heads). I've used them both, but the neumanns were a while ago in a studio with pretty shitty acoustics and the AKG's were fairly recently in a studio with really nice acoustics so i'm not in a...

i've never heard/used them.

My fretless jazz gets the sound band on.

checked, it only has xlrs on the back. Unless theres a jumper inside.