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I recommend that try to kick up about $230.00 and get a pair of the Yamaha HS3 of HS4 ($245.00). Guitar Center current have used for $165.). Don’t let these little speakers fool you. They can get pretty loud if needed. Loudness is not what you need to achieve a good mix especially if your room isn’t

i think a lot of people are missing that you're using this system for playback, casual music listening. no it's not going to sound great or full range, but yeah i mean you can connect things up and it will all make sound personally tho since it's the holiday season i'd just look around for whatever

Yamaha HS4 and spend the rest on a Zoom MS70CDR, the DX7 loves chorus and reverb.

Yamaha HS4 if you a stretch the budget, or the Eris 4.5 preferably the older version without Bluetooth, which no one should be using anyway to check audio mixes.

For similar money, I would rather look at the Vox AC15 ($999 new at Sweetwater). But the Blues Jr is fine, and I could get solid sounds from it with zero modifications. I would try to pick up either amp used, if possible. What does playing at home look like? The Blues Jr and AC15 are LOUD. If you ha

With head phones the room is not the issue. It’s your Dr Dre’s. If they were designed for mixing they would sell. They are not set for a flat frequency response. I tested one model out because of the name & price. I knew I I could not mix with them because they felt comfortable on my ears and they s

Get someone to get you the Yamaha HS3 or the HS4 for Christmas. For around $230.00 you get 2 speakers. Don’t let the size & the price of these speakers fool you. Trust me your mixes will sound better. I have purchased these speakers so I could hear the low mids to the high frequencies. Bigger speake

I have tested Yamaha HS3 & HS4. Don’t let these little speakers fool you. I got them because I use to have the legendary NS10s. All the major has studios has them to this day. There no longer available. I didn’t like them because they lacked bass. I would have visually look at the woofer’s movement

Powered studio monitors or (gasp) just any old computer speakers or whatever. At that budget, you’re looking at some introductory priced options but I’m sure you can find something you’d like. I went really cheap and got some $100 Mackies and they’re fine but took some tweaking of the output EQ to m