Anyone using m-audio's BX-8a monitors? I'm in trouble

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Post by hacktheplanet » Wed Apr 19, 2006 8:04 pm

Get the KRK's. They are light years ahead anything else in the same price range.
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Post by tomperson » Wed Apr 19, 2006 8:55 pm

sweetjesus wrote:what about krk rokit's

i use RP6 and get pretty damn good mixes out of them!
The RP8 are the ones i'm waiting for.
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Post by arctic ranger » Thu Apr 20, 2006 4:51 am

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Post by FaX-01 » Thu Apr 20, 2006 5:45 am

tomperson wrote:I know, I know. My best bet still is to get the KRKs, but I'm slowly starting to lose hope they'll ever arrive. It's been like 4 months, and still no luck, and I'm getting to the point where I need to do some serious mixing.

Here in Montevideo I can get:

Mackie HR824: way out of my league, discarded
KRK Rokit 8'': out of stock for who knows how much time
Behringer Truth: mmmmmmmmm, i'd better avoid them
M-Audio BX-8a: My second best choice
Alto Pro Audio model whatever: don't even know them
Some JBL 5'': I want bigger monitors.

My experience with M-Audio stuff so far has been good, I have a FW410, no probs, nevertheless I think its sound is not the *best*. Some people have told me that the BX-8a sound really good.

Dr K, have you had the chance of comparing the BX-8a to other models of monitors?
I'd totally disagree with you on the Behringer Truth's .
I got a pair to replace my old Passive Alesis Monitor Ones 12 months ago and they're ROCK SOLID.
Don't dismiss them just because they're Behringer.
I have not had a single problem with them and my mixes translate very well.
That just seems like a stupid comment to make.
In the lower budget category I'd go the M-audio's , Samson or Behringer.
All 3 are exceptionally good for the money.
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