Hello everyone!, my name is Spanky - I'm from N. Richland Hills, Tx ( suburb of Fort Worth ) and this is my 1st post. I have been reading and learning here for about 9 months and, I have learned alot. I already have a studio in my house ( a bed room is the control room with the closet the vocal booth and an ajoining living room is the live room ). In the future I will be redoing the control and vocal booth ( I will post dimentions later ) but, right now my question is about speakers. I have a set of mackie HR824's that I use for nearfields. I also have a set of jenson cs315's ( I'm sure not intended to be used for this purpose ) hooked up to a stereo in the control room that I had planned to use as ( at least for now ) as midfield monitors. The problem is that when I put them on stands to get them up like other monitors, they lost the low end. What happened and why and, can it be corrected easily. I hope I have included enough info to answer this question. Thanks in advance for any help.
Thanks for the reply Roman, you are the 2nd person to tell me that and, after reading some links regarding speaker placement/ nulls, I think I finally see that there are definate problem areas. Apologies to all for not following the rules about posting all pertinent info - I really should have known better. I will re-post soon with drawings/measurements and then ask questions.
Thanks,
Spanky
my name is Spanky - I'm from N. Richland Hills, Tx ( suburb of Fort Worth ) and this is my 1st post. I have been reading and learning here for about 9 months and, I have learned alot. I already have a studio in my house ( a bed room is the control room with the closet the vocal booth and an ajoining living room is the live room ). In the future I will be redoing the control and vocal booth ( I will post dimentions later ) but, right now my question is about speakers. I have a set of mackie HR824's that I use for nearfields. I also have a set of jenson cs315's ( I'm sure not intended to be used for this purpose ) hooked up to a stereo in the control room that I had planned to use as ( at least for now ) as midfield monitors. The problem is that when I put them on stands to get them up like other monitors, they lost the low end. What happened and why and, can it be corrected easily. I hope I have included enough info to answer this question. Thanks in advance for any help.