Originally Posted by tread

Kakav je uopste taj Tapco, procitao sam da to Mackie radi..?

Originally Posted by ridge

Hm ti low budget dynaudio monitori imaju jedan veliki problem a to je da na njima sve zvuci dobro ali i sve zvuci isto ko da je sve radio isti covek i izaslo iz istog studija sto mislim da je lose kao karakteristika monitora. Kad je mix krs mora i da izlazi kao krs

Originally Posted by ridge

Slusao sam u par navrata dynaudio i uvek sam primecivao istu stvar, pazi super oni zvuce sve je umilno i prijatno ali svaki put sam imao utisak da je zvuk suvise lepo upeglan sto moze biti problem kad prebacis na neki drugi sistem.

A naravno da nece sve bas identicno da zvuci (to je bio vise slikovit opis nego 100%-tna cinjenica) ali mi se cini da ti monitori previse daju svoj pecat zvuku sto ne bi trebalo.

Originally Posted by sasaristic

Potpuno se slazem....ista prica vazi za bm6a.I jos jedna stvar...centar nije tako precizan kao od HR824, jes da su prijatne za rad , ali definitivno imaju neke osobine koje ih vise cine ultra dobrim hi-fi kutijama nego li studijskim monitorima.

Originally Posted by bob katz

By all means get a professional acoustician to analyse the room, its dimensions and possible fixes. Angular walls are potentially a help, but the solidity of the walls and ceiling/floor and where you place everything is important, and then the interior treatment.



Dynaudios are very interesting monitors. They have absolutely no family resemblance. The designer has made a Danish smorgasborg of the line. They are all voiced differently and each model has to be looked at individually. As such, they've had a lot of misses, and a few great hits.

I'm fond of and recommend the BM15 and BM15A for mixing. I do not know the M1's. I've heard the M3's and they were colored to my ears. The Air25 is a very very nice speaker for mixing, provided you are willing to feed it a digital signal. It's the ONLY Air series speaker that has a respectable voicing and tonal balance to my ears.

Robert's been mixing every style under the sun with the 8040's, as has Eric Shilling. They're suitable for just about anything except for playing loud. I wouldn't do hip hop at loud volumes on them, but I know you could do it at medium volumes without a "loud-demanding" client in the room. Everything I've heard from Eric and Robert from the 8040's has translated everywhere. They do not sound at all like the old Genelecs, so don't let your (and my) previous experience with Genelecs apply.



I have no experience with the BM6A's. My guess is they are too small to get a great result. My guess is the 8040's can play a bit louder and go down deeper. But that's just an educated guess. If you use a sub, make sure the BM6A's go down deeply enough to get a low enough crossover point. In my book, anything over 60-80 Hz crossover is asking for imaging and translation trouble, unless you use a pair of subs that effectively turn it into a pair of full range speakers. By that time you can just get the 8040s or the BM15s instead.

The 8040s and the BM15s go down low enough so in most rooms for most mixing purposes you do not need a sub.

Originally Posted by ridge

Moj komentar je bio upucen low budget modelim dynaudija (kao sto rekoh u prvom postu), vece serije su vec druga prica.

Originally Posted by OFF

Hm, ja sam na Dynaudio sajtu pronasao jedan meni cudan podatak. Naime, i BM6 i BM15 su deklarisani frekvencijski od 43Hz (+-3db), sto mi je cudno uporedivsi njihove zapremine i velicinu woofera

Originally Posted by liman021

ovde u novom sadu su dosta skuplji(oko 660 eur).bio bih zahvalan ako ti nije problem da mi kazes kako su se pokazali u tvojim mixevima