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Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Anyone have plans for studio monitor type speakers like the link below.
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Re: Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Look for humble home made hifi hatt mk iii or higher.
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Bruce Weldy
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Re: Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Any of the decent studio monitors nowadays are powered and have built-in DSP. To duplicate that, you'd have to not only have a power amp, but a driverack. The money you'd save in building your own would be more that lost in the additional cost of an amp and driverack.....especially since there are a lot of pretty good, relatively cheap studio monitors in the market right now.
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"A system with a few knobs set up by someone who knows what they are doing is always better than one with a lot of knobs set up by someone who doesn't."
Re: Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Any recommendations? I don't need Top Notch. Just descent. Powered is nice.Bruce Weldy wrote:Any of the decent studio monitors nowadays are powered and have built-in DSP. To duplicate that, you'd have to not only have a power amp, but a driverack. The money you'd save in building your own would be more that lost in the additional cost of an amp and driverack.....especially since there are a lot of pretty good, relatively cheap studio monitors in the market right now.
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Bruce Weldy
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Re: Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Presonus, KRK, JBL......lots of 'em out there. I'd try to find something with good low end response so that you don't need a sub.....if you are trying to keep it reasonable. Probably an 8 inch woofer.LMANNYR wrote:Any recommendations? I don't need Top Notch. Just descent. Powered is nice.Bruce Weldy wrote:Any of the decent studio monitors nowadays are powered and have built-in DSP. To duplicate that, you'd have to not only have a power amp, but a driverack. The money you'd save in building your own would be more that lost in the additional cost of an amp and driverack.....especially since there are a lot of pretty good, relatively cheap studio monitors in the market right now.
Seems like there are new ones coming out monthly and there are reviews on 'em in all the trade mags....haven't really seen a bad review on any of 'em.
6 - T39 3012LF
4 - OT12 2512
1 - T24
1 - SLA Pro
2 - XF210
"A system with a few knobs set up by someone who knows what they are doing is always better than one with a lot of knobs set up by someone who doesn't."
Re: Studio Monitor DIY plans?
Thanks bruce.Bruce Weldy wrote:Presonus, KRK, JBL......lots of 'em out there. I'd try to find something with good low end response so that you don't need a sub.....if you are trying to keep it reasonable. Probably an 8 inch woofer.LMANNYR wrote:Any recommendations? I don't need Top Notch. Just descent. Powered is nice.Bruce Weldy wrote:Any of the decent studio monitors nowadays are powered and have built-in DSP. To duplicate that, you'd have to not only have a power amp, but a driverack. The money you'd save in building your own would be more that lost in the additional cost of an amp and driverack.....especially since there are a lot of pretty good, relatively cheap studio monitors in the market right now.
Seems like there are new ones coming out monthly and there are reviews on 'em in all the trade mags....haven't really seen a bad review on any of 'em.