Recommendations for budget monitors, under £200 or even £150

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The title says it all, i want to upgrade to some better monitors for my room...cough...i mean studio :hihi: Under £150 would be nice, but if its really worth the extra then i could stretch a bit more after i get paid.

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A thread here a little while back indicated these were good. If they're still in stock (check first!), they might do.

http://www.turnkey.co.uk/web/productAct ... =CLEARANCE
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Also do check the contenders (side by side listening test if possible) like Alesis M1, Samson Resolv80, Behringer Truth B2030A and Tannoy Reveal 5A, KRK RP5 Rokit, Yamaha MSP3 ;-)
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Find yourself two of these 17" ViewSonic Monitors. I've had a pair for three years in tandem and couldn't be happier. They're out of production but not out of service. Great prices abound: Google "V171b" and check it out.

-Mark
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I use and recommend the ESI nEar 05's: good, clear sound for the price. But Whyterabbit's link looks very interesting...!

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KRK Rockit 5's, best bang for the buck for sure.

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Tascam VL-X5?

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Boy, this'll be an easy decision, eh? You've even got the wrong kind of monitors to choose from! :lol: :D

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P220ST wrote:Find yourself two of these 17" ViewSonic Monitors. I've had a pair for three years in tandem and couldn't be happier. They're out of production but not out of service. Great prices abound: Google "V171b" and check it out.

-Mark
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As tough as this is to believe, I'm relatively smart. I wasn't drunk. No hard drugs and I realize that I'm not on a computer video site. I could really use a good excuse.

-Mark :help:
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Blame Canada.

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You guys are so silly.

It's obvious that he's looking for this type of monitor:

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There are quite a few nice models to choose from, but I suspect that the really high-quality older ones will weigh more than 200 pounds.

More info can be found at Wikipedia.

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GreyLion wrote:You guys are so silly.

It's obvious that he's looking for this type of monitor:

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There are quite a few nice models to choose from, but I suspect that the really high-quality older ones will weigh more than 200 pounds.

More info can be found at Wikipedia.
Damn! I was looking for a silly "monitor" picture. :( Good one!

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I hate being a chowderhead in public. Oh well, it's only the internet: how many people could potentially see my sillyness? Oh yea, five billion.

I need a big juicy rationalization. For what it's worth, with digital DVI and 8ms response, my ViewSonics in tandem rule!

- Mark
Intel Bad Axe 2 Mobo, Core™2 Quad 2.4GHz Q6600 CPU, 4GB Corsair SDRAM, Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT, PreSonus Firestudio Mobile audio interface/sound card, 4 Seagate 320GB 7200.10 HDDs. Powered KRK V4 Monitors.

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