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  • Compact monitors for home DJ
  • simonm
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    Can anyone recommend a really compact set of monitors(active) for home DJ Setup. Have to be wife compatible so very compact, not looking for masses of power just a nice clean sound. Bose possibly ?

    Are things like the Dre Pill etc any good ?

    thanks for help.

    rs
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    audioengine A2

    whatnobeer
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    M Audio do some nice stuff, not sure if it’ll be small enough. I plug my stuff into a set of Harmon Kardon Soundsticks, which don’t take up too much room and look great. Just a bit of a faff needed with cables to get the audio into them.

    Milkie
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    Another vote for Audioengine A2’s.

    I haven’t heard them but… My Dad raves about them and his previous set was Wharfedale speakers the size of washing machines.

    It really depends on your budget!

    grum
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    mboy
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    M-Audio BX5’s, for the price you can get them for (I paid £135 brand new for mine!) they’re unbeatable, and they’re very compact for a proper monitor. Unlike buying something like the HK soundsticks, you will actually get a proper representation of what is being played too, rather than a bass heavy, posh computer speaker setup.

    nickdavies
    Full Member

    I use a set of Edirol by Roland monitors, MA-15 were about £125 and great. Dual controllable inputs and very good reference sound considering their small footprint.

    mboy
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    Had a pair of KRK’s like those listed above, they’re not bad but they’re quite big, and they’re not a very natural sound. They’re a little bass heavy.

    Replaced them with the (much) cheaper M-Audio BX5’s and they’re a lot better for my needs (small room, can’t make too much noise, need compact speakers).

    bwfc4eva868
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    Alesis M1 affordable and active speakers.

    Bushwacked
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    I know they’re not active but I loved my JBL Control 1’s

    trevron73
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    Look at some Tapco’s. They are the budget brand of Mackie,cost about half of Mackie very tunable to your room size ?

    joolsburger
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    Adam have a great reputation and the ones ive heard are very impressive

    simonm
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    thanks very much, I’ve gone cheep in the end £30 ! But these sound great for the money.
    Beech Active Speakers
    Even a wife friendly colour.

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