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Jason James
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The walk-in closet in 4'4"x4'4"x8'high. The walls are sheetrock, the ceiling is blown acoustic.
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The monitors are on home made supports (from the floor) that hold two shelves with the VSR-880, CD Burner, Tape deck etc. The Event PS5's are on their side (tweeters out) and are actually supporting the weight of the second shelf. There's a picture attached (sorry it's messy), perhaps that will help some. It's shot thru the door into the "closet control." I'm considering "coming out of the closet" and moving into another bed room. It's just real easy to work out of the closet since most of the recoding I do is by my self.
I'll take a listen to the JBLs. I'm also considering the Passive Reveals and gettting an Alesis RA150. All 3 systems are in the same price range.
Also, about what I was saying earlier, just getting used to the monitors and learning to mix on them. Do you think that's true, or should any of the aforementioned monitors in a decent room give accurate results that translate into the real world.
Thanks so much for the help.
Jason
SEE ALSO ATTACHED PIC
The monitors are on home made supports (from the floor) that hold two shelves with the VSR-880, CD Burner, Tape deck etc. The Event PS5's are on their side (tweeters out) and are actually supporting the weight of the second shelf. There's a picture attached (sorry it's messy), perhaps that will help some. It's shot thru the door into the "closet control." I'm considering "coming out of the closet" and moving into another bed room. It's just real easy to work out of the closet since most of the recoding I do is by my self.
I'll take a listen to the JBLs. I'm also considering the Passive Reveals and gettting an Alesis RA150. All 3 systems are in the same price range.
Also, about what I was saying earlier, just getting used to the monitors and learning to mix on them. Do you think that's true, or should any of the aforementioned monitors in a decent room give accurate results that translate into the real world.
Thanks so much for the help.
Jason