2.0 Speakers Compilation: Best for <$500
Dec 2, 2014 at 1:58 AM Post #271 of 647
I forgot about swan. Anyone have anything for swan, or heard them?

http://www.chanemusiccinema.com/swan-multimedia
 
Dec 3, 2014 at 5:08 PM Post #272 of 647
Not sure if these are any good, but they have ribbon tweeters, which I love
 
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/samson-resolv-rxa5-reference-monitor?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Personalization%20Email%2020141203%20%28Unpersonalized%29&utm_campaign=Product%20Announcement%202014-12-03%20unpers&mode=guest_open
 
Dec 7, 2014 at 8:46 PM Post #278 of 647
I loved my M-Audio's. Were not perfect without an eq but are a great value. My Emotivas are better but not too much better to justify double the cost. 
 
Dec 8, 2014 at 4:19 PM Post #279 of 647
  I loved my M-Audio's. Were not perfect without an eq but are a great value. My Emotivas are better but not too much better to justify double the cost. 


I just got the Yamahas HS8's. IMO, you can't get a better value. Sounded marginally better than all the 8" monitors I compared them to, and for doubling the cost to monitors like Adams, I couldn't deem them worth it.
 
Dec 11, 2014 at 4:56 PM Post #282 of 647
So just what in the hell is the low pass filter on this Presonus Temblor T10. Go look at an image of it. Huge gap between the 50 and 60hz setting, tiny gap between 60 and 80, and a medium-ish one between 80 and 130. There's no way for me to tell what I'm setting it at unless it's one of those numbers. What a terrible design. Any help?
 
Dec 11, 2014 at 5:21 PM Post #283 of 647
Nothing wrong with, its abit logarithmic scale with better randscale finetuning from 50Hz-60Hz:
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Dec 11, 2014 at 5:48 PM Post #284 of 647
Nothing wrong with, its abit logarithmic scale with better randscale finetuning from 50Hz-60Hz:
2e3y1r7.jpg

I see. Nice image! Did you make it yourself?
 
Dec 13, 2014 at 4:19 AM Post #285 of 647
So just what in the hell is the low pass filter on this Presonus Temblor T10. Go look at an image of it. Huge gap between the 50 and 60hz setting, tiny gap between 60 and 80, and a medium-ish one between 80 and 130. There's no way for me to tell what I'm setting it at unless it's one of those numbers. What a terrible design. Any help?


Just curious why you need to see the frequencies more precisely?

If you are trying to match up your speaker roll of with the sub, manufacturer specs can often be off at least a little or a lot, and you need to know the slope of the roll off to figure out where to match. And even then, if the manufacturer provides frequency output graphs, they are most likely anechoic; room acoustics will likely affect the frequency response of the sub and the speakers from anechoic, so the only way to really match things up well is with a mic or SPL meter. Otherwise, you might as well do it by ear.
 

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