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In Reply to: Re: Objectively what is the most accurate to the disc system - Engineers!! posted by andy19191 on May 14, 2006 at 06:32:53:
Correct me if I'm wrong but B&W and PMC are two loudspeaker makers widely used in recording studios -- both make speakers that don;t cost all that much on the used market.Also as I've been told by countless forumers who supposedly "understand the graphs" any bass deficiency can be more than made up for by simply purchasing 1 or maybe 2 subwoofers from Paradigm along with a shmancy "get the bass perfect and the crossover matching perfect prosessor of which I don;t recall the name of due to a brain fart -- I want to say the Behringer Feedback destroyer but that isn't it.
Seems to me that recording studios use everything from the Paradigm Atom to Sennheiser HD 580 headphones to JBL. So it appears that the professional recording studios don;t necessarily hold the answer -- if they did there would only be ONE loudspeaker system used in every recording studio in the world.
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