Kaydis, I have come to my conclusion as a result of pulling my hair out tome and time again mixing on a decent set of home stereo speakers....nothin more frustrating than nailing a mix on them and taking them to another stereo and a certain frequency is just screamin at you.....luckily, I have some hair left and found this BBS that finally explained why this occurs....if you wanna ask why the principle doesnt apply both ways, let me quote another truth ive learned here - use your ears, if it sounds good , it is good....while i despise spending money on equipment that just isnt necessay for my needs (ask anyone here), ill gladly fork out 89.00 a piece for the Yorkville....im not saying im right or wrong (ok, i am saying im right), but it is very hard to learn to mix on a set of consumer type speakers.....