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Discussion in 'DJing, Mixing and Production Discussions' started by DJ KJAYY, Mar 14, 2015.


  1. DJ KJAYY
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    M-Audio AV40 or Mackie CR4??:hot:
     
    DJ KJAYY, Mar 14, 2015


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    I actually have the AV40's - I needed some decent speakers on a bit of a budget.I've had these for 3 years now and I can't complain. Good sound quality across a good frequency. Not a huge amount of bass, if that's your thing, but I've connected a sub to them to fill out the lower end.

    I can't comment on the Mackie's from any personal experience, but the AV40's have served me well - through remixing, dj practice, watching movies and playing music in general.
     
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  3. DJ KJAYY
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    Thanks think i'll be purchasing the av40's with a 10 inch monoprice 200w studio subwoofer that goes down to 20hz using it for mixing and bass heavy movies
     
    DJ KJAYY, Mar 17, 2015


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    no matter what you're looking, you should look to get studio equipment used. you'd be surprised at how much you'd save. studio equipment is not usually abused and is quite reliable stuff
     
    ESK Tr3v, Mar 18, 2015


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    what.

    Getting my DJ/Remixer buddies like
     
    ESK Tr3v, Mar 18, 2015


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  6. DJ KJAYY
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    lol don't want krk's just thos 2 m audios and that 10 inch for $350 multimedia use
     
    DJ KJAYY, Mar 18, 2015


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    I personally have Yorkville YSM6'S. if thats in your budget criteria. IMO theyre better then the KRK's by FAR!
     
    DJXV_, Jun 5, 2015


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    yorkvilles way to go krk sucks
     
    wickid_x, Jul 13, 2015


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    beringers is good for the price
     
    pimpdmack7m3, Jul 18, 2015


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    Pioneers sound good
     
    Johnnie Walker, Jul 20, 2015


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  11. KevinA
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    KRK Rokit 8's, Best I've heard so far.
     
    KevinA, Jul 25, 2015


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    KRK line are consumer priced and a good bang for your buck giving a decent quality sound
     
    Integra123, Aug 4, 2015


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  13. neilramsingh
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    yamaha hs8 ftw
     
    neilramsingh, Aug 12, 2015


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