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From: Carbon111 <carbon111@...>

Hi,

I'm just going straight into a pair of ADAM P11a active monitors. Very
detailed, very clear. The ADAMs have the flattest, wide-ranging response
I've been able to find for under two grand, I like them better than
Tannoy, Genlec or Mackie offerings in the same price range. Simply great
monitors - when I upgraded from my old Tannoys, I couldn't believe all
the detail I'd been missing, like taking cotton earplugs out!

Its hard to believe how many folks have multi-thousand dollar synth
systems going through absolute crap monitoring.

Best Regards, James
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On Mar 24, 2007, at 4:24 PM, ddemay2003 wrote:

> Hello everyone -
>
> Just wondering if folks would share a little bit about what they use
> to listen to their Serge and what their favorite speaker/mixer/amp
> combos are.
>
> I am trying to decide on a mixer/power amp and speaker combo that can
> do a Serge justice and produce a nice, confident sound - maybe even
> add some character as appropriate.
>
> Are folks using traditional keyboard amps? Mixers and powered
> speakers? Power amps and speakers? All of the above?
>
> Thanks for any info anyone can share about their favorite setups and
> things they have seen/heard that worked well!
>
> Thanks,
> Doug
>
>
>
> Keep on Patchin'!
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

> when i had my system i used Bryston and Hafler power amps and JBL 4311 and
> 4312. Also used Mackie powered , NHT Pro powered and Yamaha MSP10M powered. I'm
> really old school and my ears are old so my favorite combo were the 4311s or 12s
> with Bryston or Hafler power amps ( 300 watts ) Bryston sounds better , more
> focus on the bottom and smooth highs. No matter what i used though, i was always
> a little dissatisfied with the mid-range. Most of my compositions were heavy in
> the mids so finding a combination that didn't muddy things up was an on going
> dilemma. I finally settled on the Yamahas but six years down the road with them
> and i'm not very happy. . . but they're paid for!! LOL
> kind regards
> john d
>
> -------------- Original message --------------
> From: Carbon111 <carbon111@...>
> Hi,
>
> I'm just going straight into a pair of ADAM P11a active monitors. Very
> detailed, very clear. The ADAMs have the flattest, wide-ranging response
> I've been able to find for under two grand, I like them better than
> Tannoy, Genlec or Mackie offerings in the same price range. Simply great
> monitors - when I upgraded from my old Tannoys, I couldn't believe all
> the detail I'd been missing, like taking cotton earplugs out!
>
> Its hard to believe how many folks have multi-thousand dollar synth
> systems going through absolute crap monitoring.
>
> Best Regards, James
> --
> http://www.carbon111.com/serge.html
> http://www.carbon111.com/animal.html
>