Hi,
No, I don't think it's totally out of the question. The advantage of studio monitors is that they have a flat frequency response. In otherwords they don't emphasize or deemphasize any particuliar frequencies to make them sound better than they really are(or appear to).
I mix on a pair of paradigm monitor series speakers. Not exactly studio monitors but they work ok. I also listen to what I'm working on, on a variety of speakers ranging from cheapo $10 computer speakers and other home audio speakers, car stereo's etc..
Emeric
[This message has been edited by Emeric (edited 07-22-1999).]
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