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Torn, coaxial or ribbon desktop monitors

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Looking to get a set of active studio monitors.

Having a hard time deciding between a set of coaxial's such as Equator or PreSonus or ribbon's such as Emotiva or Adam.

Both have their pros and cons, but there is no way for me to try all of them in my office.

Budget is about $1,500.

I love me too. And my KEF LS50ies.

Focal Solo6 is very nice imo but maybe a bit out of your budget, not sure on the pricing overseas.

 

Final edit: i think i drank too much last night.

Edited by Riotvan

I wouldn't fixate on the driver technology. Both can sound terrific.

 

Get the one that sounds the best to you.

  • 1 month later...

I wholeheartedly recommend the Neumann KH120. 

At top of the page you can find my comments on them.

 

Have any questions on them or their big bother, shoot.

Fuck Coaxials.  Fuck ribbons.  Quad 12L Actives are where it's at.  You have your head ears roughly in the plane of the tweeters and you're done.  They got no bottom, but you have a little bit of budget left over for a sub.

 

I listen to the Equators all the time, but the budget on them were $300 -- if you got more dosh, the Quads are the best in their price bracket.

 

I have no experience with the Emotivas.  Yet.

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