Although $500 might seem like a lot of money to some, this is truly the lower midrange for what professionals would consider a budget expense.
To help ease the buying process, I’ve tested a wide range of speakers to come up with a curated list of the best studio monitors under $500 for 2024.
As a professional audio engineer, you’re probably already well aware that having a reliable and high-quality pair of monitors is one of the most crucial things that you can have in your arsenal to make sure that your mixes are accurate, precise, and ultimately enjoyable.
We have reviewed a wide range of monitor speakers in the last two years, and today we’ll be going over the best studio monitors under $1000 you can buy in 2024.
I’ve tested an extensive range of monitor speakers to come up with a list of the best budget studio monitors to buy under $100, under $200, under $300, and under $400 in 2024.
Which is better: acoustic, or electric? The ever-dreaded question!
If you are wondering which one to buy, and are looking to gather enough useful info to make a good consumer decision, look no further! We’ll explain everything you need to know today!
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Today, we’ll be reviewing the Samson Resolv SE8 two-way active studio monitors.
Samson products tend to be somewhat overlooked by avid professionals, and the company definitely doesn’t have the clout that bigger industry standard companies might. However, sometimes surprises are inevitable, and we don’t turn anything away.
Let’s see what the Resolvs have to offer.
In this review, I’ll be testing Aston’s Element, which is an active moving-coil microphone.
Aston Microphones are well-known for their unique and innovative designs and high-quality microphones, so let’s take a closer look to see how this microphone stands up against the company’s reputation.