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RaginHomosexual

RaginHomosexual

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Jan 25, 2003
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ive heard that biamped monitors are less accurate than monitors that need a separate amp for them, because sometimes the biamps wont pick up a signal, or something to that effect?

is this true?
 
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phil

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Apr 25, 2002
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to add on to what kev ski said, ive read that the bi amped monitors provide a more accurate signal because the amps for each driver are designed for their own frequencies.
 
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bumpus

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Aug 12, 2002
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RaginHomosexual said:
do either of you have any idea as to why someone woulda thought that passive monitors are better?
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Price is all I can think of. Amplified monitors are inherently an integrated system, so the design engineers don't have to make comprimises to accomate a wide range of amps that the monitors could be used with -- the amp's already there! That being said, you'll save 50% or more by getting the same monitors in passive form and adding a separate amp.

-=bumpus=-
 
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Sick Wid It

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Apr 25, 2002
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mo-x said:
^ because there trying to sell a product maybe?
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Definately. You want to give people a reason to buy your product, not buy someone elses.

Another reason why so many rumors or inaccurate information gets spread around is because a lot of people simply don't do their homework before they speak.
 
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bumpus

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Aug 12, 2002
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That's why it pays to do a little research instead of just taking one person's advice or opinion. Get all the facts then weigh what you want against what you can afford.


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