I always like the core line but because i have a small room i thought that all the models will be too much for my room.Now i think that core 5 will be my next studio monitor.Do you have the price for this model?Thank you!!!
Can you make a dedicated video on the topic of balance between low frequencies (20Hz-150Hz) background room noice vs standing waves vs speakers placement? I am considering to experiment with symetrical L shape room with listening position 2m away from back corner facing 45 degrees with speakers pointing in such a way that pressure and sound ways would always be washed out into garden space because both ends of the L would be opened? (French doors fully opened during listening possibly heavy curtains. What I am asking is what is harder to deal with? Open ends of the L shape room no standing waves but 40dB of pressure at 47Hz or plenty and strong standing waves but 20dB background noise at 47Hz around? By the way it is hard to hear 20Hz-100Hz background noise. But I know it becaue iphone dB meter shows it. And you sort of feel it.
I find this video very strange and very non informational! Too much repeating about smaller spaces?! If I have a big space?? Whats missing: WHY do they sound good? What is new? What new tech do you use or do you just reuse old tech?
Hi, I've owned the Heritage Specials and the Special Forty. I prefer the faster, livelier, more energetic sound of the Special Forty. As I'm now seeking a bigger sound, which tower should I be looking at to give me this sound? 60i? Or am I better off with Core 59?
Hi there. Contour 60i would be a fantastic choice, certainly. Core 59 are great too, but are designed to be used as studio monitors, of course. Thanks.
I learned nothing from this video. Next time include some actual information that could inform a purchase decision or help current owners of your products.
I always like the core line but because i have a small room i thought that all the models will be too much for my room.Now i think that core 5 will be my next studio monitor.Do you have the price for this model?Thank you!!!
Thanks for the consideration! Core is going to run at about 1600 Euros.
@@dynaudio thank you!!!
Can you make a dedicated video on the topic of balance between low frequencies (20Hz-150Hz) background room noice vs standing waves vs speakers placement? I am considering to experiment with symetrical L shape room with listening position 2m away from back corner facing 45 degrees with speakers pointing in such a way that pressure and sound ways would always be washed out into garden space because both ends of the L would be opened? (French doors fully opened during listening possibly heavy curtains. What I am asking is what is harder to deal with? Open ends of the L shape room no standing waves but 40dB of pressure at 47Hz or plenty and strong standing waves but 20dB background noise at 47Hz around?
By the way it is hard to hear 20Hz-100Hz background noise. But I know it becaue iphone dB meter shows it. And you sort of feel it.
Best in the world. 😊👌
I find this video very strange and very non informational! Too much repeating about smaller spaces?! If I have a big space??
Whats missing:
WHY do they sound good? What is new? What new tech do you use or do you just reuse old tech?
Hi,
I've owned the Heritage Specials and the Special Forty.
I prefer the faster, livelier, more energetic sound of the Special Forty.
As I'm now seeking a bigger sound, which tower should I be looking at to give me this sound? 60i? Or am I better off with Core 59?
Hi there. Contour 60i would be a fantastic choice, certainly. Core 59 are great too, but are designed to be used as studio monitors, of course.
Thanks.
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@@AntonioReyes-l7y maybe some day :-)
I learned nothing from this video. Next time include some actual information that could inform a purchase decision or help current owners of your products.