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Self confessed VW nut
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2009
- Location
- South wales.
It doesn't really work like that. There are phase issues and 2 pairs will not surely compliment each other as they are designed to be played alone or with a sub. It's good to have a few options in the house however, to easily A/B mixes between different systems. I have these old 80's hifi speakers connected to an older amp, alongside my monitors. I can flip between the speakers with a click of a button. I do most of my listening and some gaming on the hifi thing, the sound is much better in other parts of the room than just the sweet spot of the monitors. I can have them both on while producing but the sound is not good at all, they sort of interfere with each other.
That sounds pretty handy mate.
I mix with a sub which is fairly helpfull but i think it is a bit off putting sometimes. With my current set up ive kinda adapted to it or learnt it. I do a/b comparisons with other artists and my stuff and can get mildly accurate.... but i just know im missing something without the monitors.
Do you mix with just the monitors and then check it with the sub from time to time to make sure the low end is punching as it should?