Chewie
New member
I have a pair of Edirol MA-20D. It seems, from reviews, that it colours the sound that it outputs. I was just wondering how one could test something like that.
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The Green Hornet
New member
Yo Chewbaca:To do an A/B test, you'd have to borrow someone's "better" monitors and listen.
Or, go to a large vendors' and play one of your tracks through a couple of sets of monitors.
Or, visit a friend's studio and do the same.
You would want "flat" or monitors that do not add color when mixing your tracks. After that, you should enjoy the work on home stereo speakers as well as your monitors.
Green Hornet
Chewie
New member
Suggestions?
I know there is a lot of info on this topic on this forum but I was wondering if there is a way to tell by the specifications on the box? Tell if they have a flat response that is.
I know there is a lot of info on this topic on this forum but I was wondering if there is a way to tell by the specifications on the box? Tell if they have a flat response that is.
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manning1
Banned
printed specs dont always tell the whole story.
the only real way to get the full report is to get some independent scientists
expert in acoustics to do independent tests in a proper speaker testing environment or lab.
the only real way to get the full report is to get some independent scientists
expert in acoustics to do independent tests in a proper speaker testing environment or lab.
Chewie
New member
Brr?
Where you getting all that?
Where you getting all that?