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What can you afford?????? (LOL.. thats ALWAYS the first question)With my large and butt ugly Behringers sold I now need a pair of active monitors.
Good sound quality.
Good build.
Very low or inaudible electronics (no mains hum, transformer noise etc).
Good frequency range.
Looks, important that they do not look industrial, more like a bookshelf HiFi setup.
Not to large in size.
Less than £250 for a pair.
Looked at Mackie but to many negative reviews of build quality and units failing.
PreSonus, better reviews but there seems again build quality issues with the worst being mains hum.
What can anyone suggest?
Heres my take on the "Low End"... Perfectly acceptable, defiantly not Cadillacs...
Electr-Voice ZLX.. hands down the BEST bang for the buck. Especially if you get them B-Stock..
Runner up... (and a LOT cheaper.. ALTO Professional (not the consumer stuff). I dont know who makes it (yeah, China like everythign else but).... Their profit margin can't be much). The "professional series boasts 2000 watts peak.. (even in their 8" line. I had some QSC 8" for vocal monitors (and keyboard mains at small gigs). I sold the damn things, bought the Alto's for 1/4 the price.. and am just as happy with them as the QSC (happier actually because of a couple of things I REALLY hated about the QSC's)..