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I'll take a look.. Uhm i dont have firewire 
I might sell my TV too I'm way more into sound than TV, because then i could use the £400 to sell my Behringers, and get some good ones. or keep my behringers and get a good subwoofer, and i'll still be able to get a good soundcard with the £200.
I still have a love hate relationship with monitor speakers, sure there great on well recorded music. But if it's not, they make it sound really bad But i guess that is the idea.
edit: come to think of it if play Sting at a moderately loud volume, there is faint crackling supposedly. Now the clipping light on the speakers is not coming on, and the drivers are no way slapping. Obviously i can't really tell how mucha tweeter is straining because there's no visable movement. So you reckon it could be my soundcard ? Please don't tell me it's my speakers....
I might sell my TV too
I'm way more into sound than TV, because then i could use the £400 to sell my Behringers, and get some good ones. or keep my behringers and get a good subwoofer, and i'll still be able to get a good soundcard with the £200.I still have a love hate relationship with monitor speakers, sure there great on well recorded music. But if it's not, they make it sound really bad
But i guess that is the idea.edit: come to think of it if play Sting at a moderately loud volume, there is faint crackling supposedly. Now the clipping light on the speakers is not coming on, and the drivers are no way slapping. Obviously i can't really tell how mucha tweeter is straining because there's no visable movement. So you reckon it could be my soundcard ? Please don't tell me it's my speakers....
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Oh yes, look at the price.
The Auzentech X-FI is the best sounding of all of them, well a modded Xtrememusic can sound just as good.
Presonus is good as well, i have a tube preamp from them.
I'll take a look.. Uhm i dont have firewire
I might sell my TV too
I still have a love hate relationship with monitor speakers, sure there great on well recorded music. But if it's not, they make it sound really bad
edit: come to think of it if play Sting at a moderately loud volume, there is faint crackling supposedly. Now the clipping light on the speakers is not coming on, and the drivers are no way slapping. Obviously i can't really tell how mucha tweeter is straining because there's no visable movement. So you reckon it could be my soundcard ? Please don't tell me it's my speakers....
You can get a firewire pci card for cheap.
If you had more space and money i would suggest you got some higher end monitors, but i think monitoring sub would be a good addition like you said.
Oh, right thanks.
About the crackling i mentioned, i asked some guy over on head-fi to listen to the remastered version (like i was listening too) on his AKG K701 headphones, because they are such revealing headphones, he indeed confirmed there was crackling on the remastered version - but intreestingly it was not on the original. And the original sounded better, just shows how good remasters are
About the crackling i mentioned, i asked some guy over on head-fi to listen to the remastered version (like i was listening too) on his AKG K701 headphones, because they are such revealing headphones, he indeed confirmed there was crackling on the remastered version - but intreestingly it was not on the original. And the original sounded better, just shows how good remasters are
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