When you buy a new pair of studio monitors, people might recommend that they need to be “broken in”, “burned in” or "run in". What does this mean? Is “breaking in” important? Do monitors...
Category: Studio Monitors
Studio monitors are often expensive, and for that reason, a lot of people wonder if they can get away with using just one single studio monitor. This will mean you can only listen and mix in...
When buying speakers or an amplifier, you will notice that a lot of the manufacturers advertise the power of the product first and foremost. A wattage rating will normally be in the description of...
You’ve bought yourself a pair of monitor speakers (studio monitors) and when you try to connect them to your computer you see that everyone seems to say you need to also buy an audio interface. But...
3 Ways To Connect Studio Monitors To a TV: Guide with photos
Studio monitors are expensive pieces of kit and so it’s not surprising that people want to use them as much as possible. I had some friends around recently to watch a movie and I wondered if it...
Why You Need Balanced (Not Unbalanced) Cables For Studio Monitors
Monitor speakers are one of the key components of any home recording studio. They allow you to accurately listen back to the masterpieces you’ve created and tweak till you have that perfect...