Do you own a real stereo system?
Do you own a real stereo system?
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- kingsteven2
i'd rather listen to music on any modern mid priced bluetooth soundbar than yamaha NS-10s/20s you sadists :D
- I use the NS-10 to mix music, not "listening" ;)ApeRobot
- heh, i know. just funny to see sterile studio monitors as the first 2 examples of speakers that sound better than bluetooth speakers when you would strugglekingsteven
- to find a less pleasurable listening set-up for the price :D but i listen to most music on my studio monitors tookingsteven
- Ever hear a pair of NS-20's? Most people haven't. It's a pretty uncommon speaker. NS-10 sound pretty horrible.jagara
- So the 20 is way better than the 10, which are horrible?monospaced
- 2X bettermisterhow
- NS-20s sound extremely clear and well-defined (they're studio monitors after all). Big bass-unit. Pretty punchy.jagara
- i've used the big ones i think NS-100M? which are really nice. and I like NS-10s in studios. i just make a distinction between these and 'stereo system'kingsteven
- so the NS-20s are good studio monitors, but the same company's smaller studio monitors are horrible?monospaced
- yeah, I wouldn't recommend near field monitors for stereo listening in the home, just not really what they are good formonospaced
- which should IMO be a bit hyped (what i love about hearing music i've mixed on stereos). that, and i've heard some amazing bluetooth speakers recentlykingsteven
- sorry, was interrupted and had an hour between sidenotes there lolkingsteven
- but yeah i can see how NS20s would address almost all the irks of NS10s + on stands i imagine extends the bass even further.kingsteven
- I know my setup isn't ideal for home listening - I use them for music production. And then they double as listening speakers (I live in a small space).jagara