Audiophile speakers VS Studio Monitors.


Hi everyone. I record and mix music at home, and I'm wondering about audiophile speakers. Would you folks say that typically audiophile speakers will represent music more accurately than say Mackie, Dynaudio or ADAM studio monitors, for example?
I want to upgrade my KRK studio monitors, and I'm wondering if studio monitors are nothing more than a cheap imitation of audiophile speakers?
For recording and mixing, do you folks think I will do better with audiophile speakers like B&W Nautilus 805's than I would with some Mackie's?
Thanx,
Allen
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Showing 1 response by gmarcotte8f97

everybody needs to look at nht pro M60Xd. i have not yet heard them but from what i have read they sound like the speaker of the future. the idea of putting your signal through a computer controled crossover will turn off a lot of people. ok probbly 98% of all audiophiles. even if you could get a flat responce +/_ .1 or .2 db it would be like cheating. it does seem too good to be true with the wireless sub, amps included for like under 4K. if anybody knows the lowdown on these i would like to hear. from the begining of time speakers have been tested for freq resp. trying to make it as flat as possable, and they (nht) seems to have jumped to the front of the line in one big step. i think in the future the brick wall crossover technoligy will be offered by most of the major players. of course this is new tech and there will likely be bugs at first.
check it out at nhthifi.com
just my 2 cents