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Re: [microsound] studio monitors

To: microsound <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [microsound] studio monitors
From: peter lasell <p_lasell@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 06:45:12 -0800 (PST)

  I've always had really weird audio set-ups. My gear is usually  second-hand, and questionable, but I like to think it gets the job  done. Right now I have a pair of old studio monitors (David2000's, late  80s, Germany) powered by an NAD amp. For headphones I have a pair of  Sony MD's that are decent for closed ear phones, but are too bassy.  Made for dj'ing really.  The Davids are quite good, very flat  response, clear sound (albiet some faulty wiring), and the NAD is also  very quiet. Noisiest thing in my set-up is my computer and Echo Indigo  card, which pulses line noise every 30min or so.
  
  While getting the best studio-grade equipment possible is a great goal, it's not necessary to making good music.
  
  P
  
		
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