For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By drukqs2369 Wed Oct 17, 2012 9:56 am
i really need a subwoofer in my studio

i can't correctly hear some phat as **** basslines from the likes of a$ap & all those other houston sounding cats

i recently got twin 12" subs for my ride n shit sounds good in there

my monitors are powered, what i have to do to add a subwoofer into the mix?

i haven't even seen studio subwoofers before?
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By drukqs2369 Wed Oct 17, 2012 9:59 am
i have m-audio bx8as & they're fairly bass heavy but until this new style of shit came out i have only realised how piss poor the bass is



i need to hear these basslines clearer ^ ^ ^
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By golfdogz Wed Oct 17, 2012 1:25 pm
Havn a sub with monitors is nice. Real nice. I used to have the hs10W to go with my hs80s. It worked by having your main output plugged into it, and then it has a crossover To cut low frequencies that gets sent to your monitors.

The maudio sbx10 Looks to work the same.
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By drukqs2369 Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:00 pm
yeah that sbx19 looks real nice

so it automatically cuts out the bass in ur speakers ay? kinda like splitter boxes u get for cars ay?

are there any other good brands of subs that are good value?

i think i found what i need;
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this video pretty much shows me what i was asking



thanks golf :nod:
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By Lampdog Wed Oct 17, 2012 3:31 pm
I have 2 x KRK RP6 RoKit G2 SE

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and 1 x KRK-10S SE

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..and it's perfect, I hear every wanted and unwanted bass/hum that I don't hear without a sub. Helps alot when filtering out that junk.

DRIVER
Low Frequency 10" High-Excursion Glass Aramid Composite Woofer
AMPLIFIER
LF 150W RMS/225W Peak
CROSSOVER
Variable 50Hz to 130Hz
FREQUENCY
Range 34Hz – 50Hz to 130Hz Variable (+/- 1.5 db)
CONNECTORS
AC Power Input x 1
XLR Input and output x 2 ¼” for footswitch
1/4" x 2
RCA Input and Output x 2
SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
Maximum 110dB Music and 113dB Peak
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
Volume x 1
Low Pass x 1
Ground Lift x 1
Power Led x 1
Power Switch x 1




golfdogz wrote:Havn a sub with monitors is nice. Real nice. I used to have the hs10W to go with my hs80s. It worked by having your main output plugged into it, and then it has a crossover To cut low frequencies that gets sent to your monitors.

The maudio sbx10 Looks to work the same.

Yep. Same crossover procedure and function.
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By konc3pt Wed Oct 17, 2012 4:13 pm
I think krk 10s is good value for the money, hope to add one at some point
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By Lampdog Wed Oct 17, 2012 4:33 pm
Yep, it's great man, I usually keep the volume damn near all the way down, bass can get overpowering in a hot second.

If you don't take time to listen to your favorite songs, adjust bass freqs on the sub/samples/gear + pay attention when walking around and surveying your room (I have no sound treatment), you'll end up putting WAY too much bass in your songs.

Shakes my whole top floor of my house. I use it also to drive away birds sitting on my roof, shakes the hell outta the windows, lol.
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By drukqs2369 Wed Oct 17, 2012 5:47 pm
they look good too ay

can't believe i've never really noticed this sub bass lacking, tho i've never really had a car stereo sub to listen to my music thru until now

i don't wanna turn it up much but it def seems necessary to get your kicks & sub bass sitting right together
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By golfdogz Thu Oct 18, 2012 2:48 am
I used to find it was good every now and then to turn the speakers off and just listen to what is coming through the sub. good way to see if your track is muddy or not.

no sub anymore tho cos im in apartments..dam neighbours

not sure how true this is.. but to me it makes sense to stick with the sub that matches your monitors
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By Lampdog Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:19 am
golfdogz wrote:not sure how true this is.. but to me it makes sense to stick with the sub that matches your monitors

I agree.
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By sirparksalot Fri Oct 19, 2012 8:25 am
golfdogz wrote:not sure how true this is.. but to me it makes sense to stick with the sub that matches your monitors


I agree too. I mean, the manufacturer designed them to work together, so you're right, it only makes sense. :nod:
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By konc3pt Fri Oct 19, 2012 4:29 pm
after reading this thread did quick search for sub to match my monitors found only one available that sold about a week ago on ebay for lil over cnote, fuk! :angry:
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By Lampdog Fri Oct 19, 2012 7:15 pm
What exact make model of sub are you lookin, for? I'm just curious.Maybe if I see one somewhere I'll holla back.
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By konc3pt Fri Oct 19, 2012 7:38 pm
Lampdog wrote:What exact make model of sub are you lookin, for? I'm just curious.Maybe if I see one somewhere I'll holla back.


good lookn out Lamp, I'll make sure to return the favor if it comes down to it...it's event s250
By jigdagod Sun Oct 21, 2012 2:28 am
konc3pt wrote:
Lampdog wrote:What exact make model of sub are you lookin, for? I'm just curious.Maybe if I see one somewhere I'll holla back.


good lookn out Lamp, I'll make sure to return the favor if it comes down to it...it's event s250


Let me know if you find it because I'm looking for the same subwoofer and I'll do the same.