Budget DJ speakers

[mostapha]

I'd go the hi-fi speakers and amp combo if I were you.

Something like this would be great:

Speakers: http://www.richersounds.com/product/...-short-m10-blk

Amp: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-MUSE-S...item3f381fdab4

I have that Muse Amp, and it sounds great. Loud and clear, and the treble and bass controls means you can personalise the sound.

Does gear like this actually sound good? My only experience with passive speakers is in extremely loud concert/club systems or extremely expensive high-end monitoring setups.

[SlvrDragon50]

Mine are the original series and compared favorably to KRK's when I was purchasing. They sounded cleaner, looked better and had a better craft in my opinion.

Yea, I've got the MK2s. got a small scratch during my move though

They sound is just a whole ton cleaner compared to the KRKs.

[blatterjr]

Yea, I've got the MK2s. got a small scratch during my move though

They sound is just a whole ton cleaner compared to the KRKs.

The MK2's got a bezel change as part of the upgrade... they took the logo off! I was surprised. I'm sure they sound excellent still through.

[daviedavedave]

Does gear like this actually sound good? My only experience with passive speakers is in extremely loud concert/club systems or extremely expensive high-end monitoring setups.

Low end passive speakers & amp are what I have for general use / practicing on my rubbish CD decks. It actually sounds pretty good but I'm paranoid that you get a false sonic image when producing.