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bboydru
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i understand that studio monitors are ideal over home stereo systems because home stereo systems tend to "color" the sound output as the developers of the stereo want to give you "quality" sound. So therefore, you shouldn't use them as monitors because you won't know the true output and your music will end up sounding significantly different in other sound systems.
my question is, even if you EQ your sound system to be "flat" and turn off features like "bass boost" and other things like that, why can't they serve as studio monitors? what other factors keep it from outputting a "true" neutral sound? and if you can briefly explain those factors. thanx yall.
my question is, even if you EQ your sound system to be "flat" and turn off features like "bass boost" and other things like that, why can't they serve as studio monitors? what other factors keep it from outputting a "true" neutral sound? and if you can briefly explain those factors. thanx yall.