Studio update!

[Ronnie_Rocker]

I got a chance to buy me a pair of the classic NS-10 monitors this friday.
Installed them today togheter with a poweramp from Advanced Acoustics.

Also, some new mics has arrived. Neumann KM184 stereopair, and AKG C414 TL II ULS (c12 cap)

 

[006]

Gotta turn them sideways to get the BOOM dude.

 

[Nimvi]

Very sexy, congrats! How are you liking them so far?

 

[oroinvictus]

Very nice indeed. But the instagram... it hurts...

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Gotta turn them sideways to get the BOOM dude.

Cant fit them sideways dude! i need a bigger studio

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Very nice indeed. But the instagram... it hurts...

I have the pics unprocessed as well

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Very sexy, congrats! How are you liking them so far?

Well, NS-10s are harsh in the mids. I need a week or so to get used mixing with them.

 

[006]

Cant fit them sideways dude! i need a bigger studio

Well then we know what needs to come next then.

Congrats on the ns-10s.

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Well then we know what needs to come next then.

Congrats on the ns-10s.

haha yeah!

Thanks.

 

[amarshism]

Noice. Machine and will are both rocking their ns10s vertically. Works for them.

 

[006]

^ I was kidding man

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

^ I was kidding man

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Noice. Machine and will are both rocking their ns10s vertically. Works for them.

Works great for me.

 

[decoy205]

Cant fit them sideways dude! i need a bigger studio

All kidding aside there are two types of NS-10's the first were released look like yours. You can read Yamaha when they are vertical. They are made to use vertically and they are supposed to be that way.

The second were the Ns10s "s" for studio, and were made to be horizontally positioned. You can read the Yammy logo when they are horizontal. Not saying you cant place things however but thats my understanding of how they were designed.

I have a pair of these originals as well. One of my tweeters is blown so I can't really use them right now until I replace it. They are pretty good at getting that all important "vocal" frequency range sitting just right.

I like your set up. I have Genelec's too.

 

[006]

That's actually pretty interesting info, thanks for posting that.

 

[decoy205]

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

All kidding aside there are two types of NS-10's the first were released look like yours. You can read Yamaha when they are vertical. They are made to use vertically and they are supposed to be that way.

The second were the Ns10s "s" for studio, and were made to be horizontally positioned. You can read the Yammy logo when they are horizontal. Not saying you cant place things however but thats my understanding of how they were designed.

I have a pair of these originals as well. One of my tweeters is blown so I can't really use them right now until I replace it. They are pretty good at getting that all important "vocal" frequency range sitting just right.

I like your set up. I have Genelec's too.

You are right!

Thanks! This summer i will probebly buy me the 8050 or 8250. I like to play loud haha!

 

[decoy205]

You are right!

Thanks! This summer i will probebly buy me the 8050 or 8250. I like to play loud haha!

Then you better get a good supply of tissue paper for those tweeters and take lots of breaks.

Seriously the high end can fatigue you fast! And the woofers have a tendency to blow as I'm sure you know. So watch the woofer movement and make sure its not being pushed to hard. I know you can get nice mixes with them!

 

[Ronnie_Rocker]

Then you better get a good supply of tissue paper for those tweeters and take lots of breaks.

Seriously the high end can fatigue you fast! And the woofers have a tendency to blow as I'm sure you know. So watch the woofer movement and make sure its not being pushed to hard. I know you can get nice mixes with them!

No probs