Depends how much you want to spend and what your using them for
For basic nearfield monitoring...
If you want to buy new upto £250 these always get ok reviews as basic no frills monitors
KRK Rokit
Behringer Truth
Alesis M1
Although I would rather buy £500 speakers second hand.
Upto £500 / £600
Smaller Genelecs (8020)
Adam A5 / A7
Focal CMS
Upto £1000
Larger Genelecs
Dynaudio BM5
Neuman KH120
Depends a lot on how big your room is and what treatment you have in there. If you have £500 to spend then buy some reasonable quality second hand monitors (£300) and budget £200 for a basic acoustic tile pack.
Theres a good article here that gives an overview of 10 decent monitors under £1000
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/201...udio-monitors/
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08-05-2012, 12:17 PM #1Supreme Freak
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22-05-2012, 09:12 AM #2Junior Freak
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A pair of Focal Twin 6be with a Focal Sub6...... no coloration... very transparent.... I have that set up and love it...... They sound a million times better than cheap monitors that color the sound and lie to you......
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I just got the bad news from my engineer, rockit and m-audio, which I have, are no bueno. Looks like the studio is getting an upgrade :-)
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confirmed............................ Originally Posted by Secret 80s
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