My monitor problem, definitely not what you'd think

[Rock Star 87]

i need monitors. simple as that. but there is one problem. They need to be small, yet still effective. affordable would be nice too. any suggestions. will post picture soon.

 

[frederic]

Behringer 1C, KRK ST6, Alesis One's, Samson Resolv 65, Roland DM series, Edirol MA series, Samson 2.1 system, etc.

Visit any online music store for your choices.

 

[thane1200]

Alesis Monitor Ones

I would also recommend the Alesis Monitor Ones, or the newer MKIIs, I have the MKIIs and love'em. For the price I don't know if you can go wrong. And if youre short on space get the active ones (no large amp to deal with).

 

[Mind Riot]

Wharfedale 8.2a actives. They're quite the hot item right now, and you don't even need a power amp for them. In the miscellaneous gear forum there's a thread about them that's about thirty pages long. You can get them for about $300.

If I didn't already have and like my Event 20/20's, I'd be all over them.

 

[BigHighLonesome]

Tascam ReVeal actives are what I use mainly. These monitors are increadible andif you can find them used, they are a very decent price

 

[gvarko]

M-Audio

Audiophiles or something like that $149 at Guitar Center..

 

[knightfly]

"Tascam ReVeal actives" - when did Tascam buy Tannoy?

 

[LemonTree]

the wharfedales aren't exactly small, they're deep n heavy but worth every penny and a little bit more IMHO

 

[BigHighLonesome]

Doh,

I typed that too quick. I meant Tannoy ReVeal Actives (Blue). They are Bi amped with an internal crossover and they sound awesome.

I havent used the Red ones (unpowered) but I have heard great things as well about them.

If budget is of no issue (heheh) I would go with Meyer..