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 PreSonus Studio LIve 2442 Fire Wire Studio Mixer SL24  US $2,000.00
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 GENELEC 1031APM bi amp studio monitor pr US $1,425.00
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 2 Yamaha HS 80M HS80M 8 Studio Reference Monitors US $390.00
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 Dynaudio Air Series Air 6 Active Monitors Clean US $375.00
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 PAIR ROLAND DS 90A DS90A POWERED 24 BIT STUDIO MONITORS US $305.00
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 Yamaha NS10m Pro NS10 matched pair US $300.00
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 FURMAN HA 6AB HEADPHONE AMP NIB GREAT PRICE US $279.99
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 Zoom H4n Handy Mobile 4 Track SD Audio Recorder US $260.00
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 Pair of 2 M Audio BX8a Studio Monitors Studiophile US $249.99
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 DJ System complete CD Players MixerCaseSpeakers Mic US $849.00
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 MACKIE MR5 ACTIVE STUDIO MONITORS NO RESERVE US $153.51
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 KRK Rokit 5 Powered Studio Reference Monitors Pair LK US $103.51
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 Behringer A500 Dual Channel 500w Power amplifier US $102.50
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 Roland DS 90A 24 bit Digital Reference Monitor US $100.00
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 Peavey PV14 USB 14Ch Mixer US $100.00
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 KRK 7000b shielded near field studio speaker monitors US $475.00
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 2 Mackie Black HR624 MK2 Studio Monitor 13 Speakers US $71.00
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 Alesis M1 Active Mk2 2 Reference Monitors w Stands US $66.74
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 HENRY ENGINEERING USB MATCH PLUS XLR ULTRA AUDIO CODEC US $52.00
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 JBL LSR 25P Good Condition PAIR US $50.00
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 Event TR6 Tuned Reference Studio Monitors Pair US $49.99
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 Tapco Juice J 1400 Power Audio Amplifier 1400W Amp US $41.00
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 FOSTEX 6301B PERSONEL MONITOR POWERED SPEAKER US $36.00
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 M AUDIO STUDIOPHILE BX5a Powered Monitors FOR PARTS US $25.01
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 Alesis RA150 Amplifier US $25.00
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 Behringer MDX2600 Stereo Compressor Limiter Gate CLEAN US $19.99
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 American Audio Versa Port 4x4 Soundcard USB Interface US $19.95
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 Samson Resolv A8 Studio Reference Monitors Speakers pr US $250.00
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 Alesis Monitor One Studio Reference Monitors US $1.29
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M-Audio Studiophile AV30 Professional Reference Speakers List Price: $129.99 Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating:   |
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The Studiophile AV 30 compact powered speakers make it easy to enjoy full, rich sound even when space is limited. They're designed with the same critically acclaimed technology that has made M-Audio monitors popular in recording studios around the world... |
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Sony GDM-C520K 21" CRT Monitor with Artisan Color Reference System List Price: $1,799.99 Sale Price: $1,999.95 |
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Designed for professional graphics applications, the GDM-C520K is a CRT monitor with an innovative color calibration system. With the included software and calibrator, you can adjust onscreen color to achieve nearly perfect reproduction... |
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ALESIS M1 Active Mk2 Bi-Amplified Reference Monitor ( Pair ) List Price: $349.00 Sale Price: $299.00 |
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Improving on an award-winning formula, Alesis reengineered the speaker components of their famous M1 Active to produce the powerful Alesis Monitor 1 Active MKII Powered Monitors. And they didn't boost the price... |
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ALESIS Monitor One Mk2 Studio Reference Monitors List Price: $299.00 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $144.99 Average Rating:  |
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The Alesis Monitor 1 MKII Passive Monitors (Pair) gived you great accuracy and flat response at an unbeatable price. The 6.5" polypropylene low-frequency driver has a mineral-filled cone and damped linear rubber surround for tighter, more accurate bass response... |
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Truth B2030A Studio Monitor(pair) List Price: $280.99 Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating: |
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The TRUTH B2030A has all of the great features of an active TRUTH monitor packed in a compact cabinet! It's a high-resolution, active 2-way reference studio monitor that is perfect for nearfield monitoring applications: from small mixing environments to multi-channel surround setups... |
How to track website new occurrences of words of interest?
What is the best way to control (daily) all references to the topic or keywords of interest? Thanks for the answers, but let me clarify: I am looking for ready-made software to the following: eg find all the websites and blogs that have mentioned the word "giraffe" in the last 7 days.
It is very easy. Write a spider (bot). Every day began to look for each page for keywords. Have it writes the URL. Html text and links to files whenever it finds one. When you do that open the html file I wrote. using php and curl
Connecting reference monitors (Home Recording)?
I am a musician with a Home Recording configuration. I recently I just bought my first pair of reference monitors - Event ALP5s. I am a beginner at this and am not familiar with electrical terminology. Thus, the manual user (who is very short and easy to use anyway) is practically useless to me. I'm want to know how to connect these things. There are three entries in the back of each monitor. Two of them are "balanced" inputs, and one of them appears to be the input for a Mic Cable, and the other an Instrument Cable. Then There is another entry called an "unbalanced" input, and is basically a headphone jack (which is very small). Where do I connect to the least and what kind of cables should I use? Unfortunately, it seems, takes musician friends know that you are getting ONLY monitors, and cables needed to prepare.
Standu; The connection type Microphone @ rear of the speaker uses a Microphone Cable. This is a "XLR" cable, which is a 'balanced' cable. Best mixers and audio interfaces offer this type of speaker connection to the sound of the clarity and reduce background noise better chance. So as more commonly used, is a "phono type" - well-balanced "or" unbalanced ", but the standard type of cable that connects to a guitar and amplifier. the difference is: Balanced - 2 gray or white rings on the shaft; unbalanced - 1 gray or white ring on the shaft, and possibly more noise due to problems grounded. @ entry smaller rear of the speaker is like mini-headphone jack. Do not bother with that one (of wire, wireless fine weak.) Use XLR (mic cable) or TRS (-Phono-type Guitar Cable), but be sure to ask for 'balanced'. Then check for 2 rings on the shaft is not only 1, therefore, the ring''& 'manga' of the tip-ring-sleeve (TRS) title. Otherwise, TS is only one - 'tip of sleeve. "Most good sound / recording studios use as balanced as possible a lot of wires, either' XLR ' 'TRS. Always plug with power off! Jim