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(More customer reviews)The sound quality of this speaker is great. It has a very wide and consistent dispersion until it starts beaming at 8kHz. I didn't find this troublesome at all, in fact I rather enjoyed it. It's a detailed sound with a surprising amount of bass for being so small and the enclosure is shaped to minimize diffraction. Too bad it looks like they borrowed heavily from Mackie's cheaper line of monitors' enclosure. On the example I got to listen to and measure, I thought the tweeter amp has an intermittent distortion that was very frequent when the treble boost was engaged, but it turns out it is just really good at revealing the source content. That's exactly what a monitor should do. It truly sounds good and outstanding for this price. I haven't compared it to the Mackie it emulates, but I would definitely like to hear it prior to purchase. The vertical polar window is impressively broad as well. I can't see where you could go wrong with this monitor for the price.
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When it comes to your studio recordings, you want honesty. In fact, considering how important your art is, you should demand it! Thats why we designed the new B1030A Reference Monitor to speak nothing but the TRUTH. Oh, it still sounds great hooked up to your stereo or your video surround system, but it was really built with the studio in mind &##151; where every note you play or sing is &##147;under the microscope.&##148;Ask any recording engineer and they will tell you that listening to a recording on just a single set of monitors doesnt always paint an accurate picture of the mix. Since people listen to music at home, in their cars, on MP3 players, etc., it is critical your final mix be heard on as many sizes and types of speakers as possible. Thats the reason we created these smaller B1030A monitors, plus they make ideal rear channel speakers for surround sound applications.For the past two years our Research and Development team has been on a mission to create the perfect studio monitor. Our acoustic engineers decided to start there and see just how far they could push the envelope. They tried a variety of transducers and enclosure designs, along with existing and emerging technologies. When all the dust settled, they chose to deploy an ultra-high resolution 1 dome tweeter and a long-throw 5.25 Kevlar-coned woofer in the B1030A.
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