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<blockquote data-quote="djperkins" data-source="post: 842139" data-attributes="member: 17130"><p>studio monitors will, more than likely, only sound pumpin, when they're up loud...cos they don't flatter or compliment the sound with false top and bottom end for listening exuberance...some people may not like that, I prefer to have monitors and hear exactly what is there, loud and clear with plenty of punch.</p><p></p><p>Nottinghill carnival, 1993, me sitting on a step, propperly mashed off my titolas...to the left of me, we have Dog On a Rope sound system, held together with tape and dreds...to the right of me...Ministry Of Sound..Systim...the sound clash began...and as the crowd grew, the Folk on Rope were lashing more and more stuff to the teetering piles of throbbing speakers, all makes and types, anything to get more!!!...all pumping out for all they were worth...the crowd, all jumping up and down cheering and dancing in this tribal frenzy....then the Ministry Of Sound turned their super mega liquid coolled amp up 1 notch...and blew them all away with quality and clarity...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="djperkins, post: 842139, member: 17130"] studio monitors will, more than likely, only sound pumpin, when they're up loud...cos they don't flatter or compliment the sound with false top and bottom end for listening exuberance...some people may not like that, I prefer to have monitors and hear exactly what is there, loud and clear with plenty of punch. Nottinghill carnival, 1993, me sitting on a step, propperly mashed off my titolas...to the left of me, we have Dog On a Rope sound system, held together with tape and dreds...to the right of me...Ministry Of Sound..Systim...the sound clash began...and as the crowd grew, the Folk on Rope were lashing more and more stuff to the teetering piles of throbbing speakers, all makes and types, anything to get more!!!...all pumping out for all they were worth...the crowd, all jumping up and down cheering and dancing in this tribal frenzy....then the Ministry Of Sound turned their super mega liquid coolled amp up 1 notch...and blew them all away with quality and clarity... [/QUOTE]
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