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polarbear
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Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 10, 12 12:38 PM
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Hey all So it seems the time has finally come. My Event TR-6 Powered Monitors seem to have finally be going on me (I'm pretty sure the subwoofers are blown... the bass is sounding very distorted even though it's not distorted through other speakers, headphones, etc). I got these... I wanna say 8 years ago but it might even be as long as 10. So it's been a while. I'm not really looking to go bigger or anything, just want to get a suitable replacement. Any suggestions on brands/models I should look at? Just want to get something at roughly the same quality. They're hooked in thru my M-Audio Ozonic interface. Thanks
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AT
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 10, 12 1:02 PM
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The cone might be going. You can replace the speakers pretty cheaply, if you like the Events. I've had my old yamaha's replaced when they started fluffing. If that is the problem you can get the same quality speakers at a small cost. @
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polarbear
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 10, 12 1:45 PM
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Is that pretty easy to do? I hadn't even really thought about trying to fix it haha. Is it as easy as opening it up and popping out one cone and putting in a new one? And are cone's pretty standard in size and all that? I'll do some googling in a little bit after work, but any info is appreciated. If it's too complicated for me (if it involves following instructions and snapping pieces into place, I can do that haha) I'll probably just buy some new comparable monitors, but maybe fixing would be a good option.
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Rimshot
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 10, 12 2:05 PM
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Hi polarbear, I am getting my D5's tomorrow. Here's the thread. Smaller cone than your Events but the reviews are just too good to ignore. I will post a followup in a few days after I break them in. http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2491790 Rimshot
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polarbear
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 10, 12 2:19 PM
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Right on Rimshot. I'll definitely keep an eye out for your feedback on them.
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maomen
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 13, 12 9:39 AM
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I'll probably just buy some new comparable monitors, but maybe fixing would be a good option.
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polarbear
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 13, 12 9:51 AM
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maomen I'll probably just buy some new comparable monitors, but maybe fixing would be a good option. yep... that's what i said. and your picture didn't work so nice try with the trolling.
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 14, 12 10:02 AM
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Never say never, there is always something to try.
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Gaffpro
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 14, 12 10:51 AM
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My D5's have been shipped........I would strongly recommend trying out these Equators........another company that I just got turned on to is NHT........good endorsement from Chuck Ainlay
Dell Studio XPS intel i7860, 8 gigs dual ram, Sonar X2 (x64), Windows 7 RME UCX Yamaha NS10, Equator D5, JBL LSR 2325 monitors Vintech X73i, Great River ME-1NV, Joe Meek VC3Q preamps RNC 1773, DBX 163x, Joe Meek VC3Q compressors DBX 263x deesser Neumann U87, TLM 103, AKG 214, CAD E100s Peluso 2247SE AT4050 and 4051 Shure KSM27, SM7, SM57, and UnidyneIII (from the 60's) Other assorted mikes
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polarbear
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 14, 12 12:24 PM
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yea i'm still thinking about getting the d5s once i get back from this trip. any other suggestions in the meantime are always appreciated.
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 14, 12 12:35 PM
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Bummer Polarbear. One of my Behrry Truths(2031A) is on it's way out, after around 8 or 9 years. Been a good run I guess. They don't sell them individually in Oz, from my research, like they do in the States, so am deciding on trying something new, or going for the Truths again. Interestingly(I think) the price here is around the same as when I got them last time. Not sure if you've noticed the price difference on your events from the last time you got them to now. It surprises me, as so much other stuff has gone through the roof since then lol. Good luck in the search man whatever you decide on. Ad
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Rimshot
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 15, 12 8:50 AM
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Polarbear and Gaffpro, I have been using my new D5's for a few days and I love them. I mixed this song on them and posted it yesterday: http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2546850 They do need to break in and I am still in that period. However, I am very impressed with the quality of the audio. They are small, clean, and have very good imaging. When I turn up the music, you can feel the air being push out of the bass port. I will report again after this next week when they should be fully broken in. Rimshot
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 15, 12 11:01 AM
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polarbear Is that pretty easy to do? I hadn't even really thought about trying to fix it haha. Is it as easy as opening it up and popping out one cone and putting in a new one? And are cone's pretty standard in size and all that? I'll do some googling in a little bit after work, but any info is appreciated. If it's too complicated for me (if it involves following instructions and snapping pieces into place, I can do that haha) I'll probably just buy some new comparable monitors, but maybe fixing would be a good option. hello polarbear, i had to replace the poweramp module in one of my tr-6 and i can confirm that it is as easy as pie to work on. just a few screws to get inside and all connections are slide connections (be careful with the led light connection!). you can still get the amp modules from event (~ $ 60 ) so i would guess the speakers are also availiable. check with them before making any rash decisions about dumping the events .... as you know, the monitors are very good. cheers mark
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 15, 12 11:45 AM
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D5's? I'm hearing a lot about these monitors. Where can I buy a pair? THANKS Kev
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Rimshot
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April 15, 12 3:06 PM
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April 15, 12 7:35 PM
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Re:Replacement for my Event TR-6's
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April 19, 12 9:45 PM
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Trust me on this....get the Equator D5's...they sound fantastic and the price $299 is a steal
Dell Studio XPS intel i7860, 8 gigs dual ram, Sonar X2 (x64), Windows 7 RME UCX Yamaha NS10, Equator D5, JBL LSR 2325 monitors Vintech X73i, Great River ME-1NV, Joe Meek VC3Q preamps RNC 1773, DBX 163x, Joe Meek VC3Q compressors DBX 263x deesser Neumann U87, TLM 103, AKG 214, CAD E100s Peluso 2247SE AT4050 and 4051 Shure KSM27, SM7, SM57, and UnidyneIII (from the 60's) Other assorted mikes
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