Studio monitors +- 1000$

poundaproblem wrote:

shimmyshimmy wrote:I'm also going to treat it acoustically.

A little treatment for standing waves and reflection is all you need. Nothing too crazy. When calibrated the LSR's do the rest

Just a bandaid.

I got myself a JBL LSR 2328P. It's pretty late to try it tonight, but first impressions are good. I think I'll satisfied. Anyway my first serious monitors so I'll be able to compare it with something else after some time.
If something goes wrong I'll blame it on YOU!












Honestly... thanks.

shimmyshimmy wrote:I got myself a JBL LSR 2328P.

Dou you really mean you got a single one or did you get a pair?

Sovereign wrote:

shimmyshimmy wrote:I got myself a JBL LSR 2328P.

Dou you really mean you got a single one or did you get a pair?

wellif he only has an mpc 60... one might work okay

Doglamp wrote:

poundaproblem wrote:LSR's do the rest

Hahahahahahahahaha
i was about to say the same thing, but you got it spot on


http://www.realtraps.com/info.htm

Nah. I bought pair, but I don't know which one is left and which one is right!. HELP ME!!!

I think I'll put them both in the middle of the room. That should do it!

Sovereign wrote:

poundaproblem wrote:

Sovereign wrote:Because maybe his room is not tuned and won't benefit from more expensive monitors.

Sovereign wrote:A more expensive monitor won't make a bad room sound better.

NOT TRUE

If he gets the JBL LSR 4326P they come with room correction software as well as a mic to calibrate the monitors to adapt to any mixing condition. I have been using them for about a year at the home studio. I use them to mix all my clients from the studio.

Really funny because KRK also has a room correction system called the ERGO.
But back to thereal point Room correction does not fix the room it fixes your perspective.
Definitely not the same.

That's the point of the software. Of course the two aren't the same, but the idea is to get the end result the same, or close as possible.

Say what you want but mixes speak pretty well for themselves....

Lampdog wrote:So I just got back from GC. I asked the studio room guy to please demo the JBL LSR 2328P's.
He pulls out his iphone and plugs it up to only 1 speaker.

Me: What r u doing?
GC guy: I'm demoing these monitors for you.
Me: No your not, ur playing and it's unpro for you to act like that.
GC guy: I don't know what you mean?
Me: How you gonna demo pro studio monitor,,er, sorry, a SINGLE monitor for a potential customer
on an iphone, tf is that about?

....I walked away and out the store.

I had nothing else to say to dude. I wasn't mad but you can figure sellers should/would keep with the
"pro audio" theme since that's the name of the department, and that's how they answer the phones
and THAT'S the **** gear your trying to sell.

@ skinny pro(?) audio dude guitar center in La Mesa.

lol, same thing happened to me over here
when i saw him take out the iPhone i was on my way out

didn't even say a word

I think the bm5a's are a very nice speaker. Very flat, a little more bass than the A7's. A friend of mine has the Adam A7's and they sound very nice too, but to my ears the bm5a's are a little easier to listen to. The A7's are a little too bright for my taste. But I would say you really can't go wrong with either of these two monitors. Bm5a's are a little cheaper priced.