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Re: Sound system for practice room by Diki @ 27 minutes 44 seconds ago

You only need one sub for a stereo system... they are crossed over so low there's next to no directional information from 100Hz down. 2.1 systems (two top speakers, one sub) are very common on stage and in studios and home entertainment rigs.
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Re: Sound system for practice room by Bill Lewis @ Today at 07:03 AM

Thanks all for the input. I'm thinking leave well enough alone. The CM30's on stands and the stereo link function do a pretty good job. I wish there was a way to add a small sub but don't think its possible to keep the stereo sound. We're never satis
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Re: Sound system for practice room by abacus @ Today at 01:21 AM

Originally Posted By Tapas Hi Bill, I use a pair of ADAM A7V studio monitors. The sound very clear and detailed and perfect for near field listening. They do not need a sub. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/A7V--adam-audio-a7v-7-inch-powered
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Re: Sound system for practice room by Tapas @ Yesterday at 03:49 PM

Hi Bill, I use a pair of ADAM A7V studio monitors. The sound very clear and detailed and perfect for near field listening. They do not need a sub. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/A7V--adam-audio-a7v-7-inch-powered-studio-monitor They are
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Re: Sound system for practice room by Diki @ Yesterday at 03:47 PM

Pair of Mackie HR824's (nearfield studio monitors) for the main music system. But I'll set up my K10's if I'm practicing with live musicians..! Arrangers have very little dynamic range compared to real musicians...
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Re: Interview with Martin Harris (Mr Arranger) by Tapas @ Yesterday at 03:41 PM

That was an excellent interview with Martin Harris, General Manager of Yamaha Digital Musical Instruments. Martin is the father of the PSR/Tyros/Genos line of arrangers. He was responsible for the voicing that put Yamaha arrangers ahead of the curve
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Re: Interview with Martin Harris (Mr Arranger) by Gunnar Jonny @ Yesterday at 11:55 AM

Tnx for post the link Bill. 👍🌞 Maybe I'll "steal" it and post over at Yamahamusicians. Here is the intro and part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDASLkOkHbA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KYgnTJMN2I
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Interview with Martin Harris (Mr Arranger) by abacus @ Yesterday at 10:06 AM

Enjoy Bill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIPQY3guRUI
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Re: Sound system for practice room by TedS @ Yesterday at 09:42 AM

I was using a Roland CM-110 system, which is similar to your CM-30s, but adds a subwoofer. It made my BK-9 sound great, and at 50 watts, it was definitely powerful enough for a small gig. I sold my house and it's currently listed on eBay, FWIW.
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Sound system for practice room by Bill Lewis @ Yesterday at 09:14 AM

Curious what you all use for practice at home in your studios. I'm set up with my Arranger and DP in a 12 X 15 room above the garage. Great setup with privacy. I'm using a pair of Roland CM30s which are amazing for their size but like most players, n



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