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    Default Small studio speaker choice


    I am looking to set up a small home recording studio.

    The room I am setting it up in is around 9 x 9.

    Can anyone give me some advice as to what DIY designs might be suitable for this type of application in this size room.

    Obviously I am looking for quite a flat response with the speakers.

    Any suggestions would be welcome.

    Thanks

    Murray


    (Originally posted by: Murray Bryant)

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    Default Re: Small studio speaker choice


    > I am looking to set up a small home
    > recording studio.

    > The room I am setting it up in is around 9 x
    > 9.

    > Can anyone give me some advice as to what
    > DIY designs might be suitable for this type
    > of application in this size room.

    > Obviously I am looking for quite a flat
    > response with the speakers.

    > Any suggestions would be welcome.

    > Thanks

    > Murray

    I think the Showcase has a Vance Dickason designed monitor as one of the older projects.

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    Default Re: Small studio speaker choice


    > I think the Showcase has a Vance Dickason
    > designed monitor as one of the older
    > projects.

    Yes i had seen that unfortunately i can't seem to get hold of the woofer that is in that design.

    Does anyone know what would be the equivilent to the Scan-Speak 18W8545K Woofer?

    Or any where that still sells them?


    (Originally posted by: Murray Bryant)

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    Provided Link: theNoid's DIY Raffle


    Consider the Cryolites as well. chrisM's Cryolite's were heard at the DAayton DIY this year and I think they would make great monitors for a smallish room such as yours.

    If those are too big, then consider the HT1 offering from <A HREF="http://www.RAWacoustics.ca">www.RAWacoustics.ca</A> backed up by a small powered sub. This would indeed be an excellent combo for your application.

    Noidster

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    Last edited by thenoid; 08-31-2011 at 11:07 AM.

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    Default Re: Small studio speaker choice


    > Yes i had seen that unfortunately i can't
    > seem to get hold of the woofer that is in
    > that design.

    > Does anyone know what would be the
    > equivilent to the Scan-Speak 18W8545K
    > Woofer?

    > Or any where that still sells them?

    It looks like Madisound still has them. Here is the link:

    <A HREF="http://madisound.com/scanspeak.html">http://madisound.com/scanspeak.html</A>



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