best monitors?

[sweetjesus]

KRK Rokit 5, cheap and flat response. Good bass for the size too but I'm still gonna pick up the sub eventually....

http://www.krksys.com/v3/rokit_rp5.asp

Same here and I love them.

Same here with the RP6. Will definately get the sub when I can afford it.

I totally love them too and having used extremely high eng KRK, Genelec, Dynaudio's + all the usual culprits from events down to Alesis monitor one's and the KRK's have given me the best resolution out of the lot.

[mux]

I'm very happy with my Mackie HR824's paired with a Tannoy sub loaned from a friend. When he takes back the sub, I will replace it with the Mackie HRS120 subwoofer.

I've never had the *slightest* bit of regret buying the Mackies.

[muscleandhate]

Mackies are the industry standard, although for 800.00 GBP each, you'd expect them to be on the fairly great. At the moment I am using a pair of Mordaunt Short floor standers. Whilst not being designed for studio monitering, they are excellent speakers and deliver a crisp balanced sound that seems reliable enough until I've got the cash to pick up a pair of Mackies.

[went to the gypsy]

Thanks!

I'm using Event monitors

http://www.zzounds.com/item--EVETR8

and they have really been true to me, but the other day I really misjuged a bass part, and it was little embarrassing.

I'm currently saving for the Ivy stack. Thanks, Robert!

-wttg-

[Teon]

I'm lovn my
Pioneer TSM-300 (beautifully unknown and wonderful) Crown driven
beefed up with a Sunfire sub

love ' em

[D K]

krk v8's
great, revealing monitors
i want a pair of adams to go next to them

[The Thief]

yamaha hs50's (semi-re-invented ns-10) sound pretty good for their money

[rolfski]

Behringer Truth B2031a, good speakers if you'r on a budget