CR3-X

The Mackie CR3-X are really cheap. Can pick up a pair in Canada for around $150. Not bad sounding for the price. The KRK's are decent and so are the powered Yamahas which are both inexpensive. Not sure on the noise tolerance level of your place but I've always gone with larger speakers and played at

I do most of my production in headphones, but I have a set of Mackie cR3x and a cr8 subwoofer when I want to listen out loud. I absolutely love the sound they put out. I’ve owned Yorkville YSM1Ps as well but the mackies are better.

My Mackie CR3x speakers are bass distorted. Useless for any mixing.

I have the Mackie CR3-X. If you're OK with a pair of powered speakers, they're lightweight, and quick to setup. I'll set them up for a quick session at my kitchen table, and they work alright for that purpose. I don't love them, but they're ok. On the battey powered side, I've got a JBL flip that ha

Both speakers are like sounding like this? It could be the signal. Are you able to test these speakers with a different device, like your phone? If you do and you have the same problem, they're pooched. As an aside, these not working might be a blessing in disguise. Having owned these speakers (The

Yok ama CD çalar için saglam hoparlör alabilirsin ben sana mackie cr3x al cok iyi hoparlor cd çalar cok onemli degil sadece o arkadaki kırmızı ve beyaz portlar olsun yeter