Selling: Kurzweil KS-40A

Selling off my Kurzweil monitors (have some other monitors in mind, he he...) , bought it December 2010:

• Model: KS-40A
• Condition: 9/10
• Specs & original price: CLICK
• Self-collect: Details to be disclosed upon confirmation
• Queries/ confirmation through e-mail: dark1349@hotmail.com
• Asking: $70

Thank you for reading.
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Item SOLD as at 5-7-2011.

Pandora MINI (Part 2)

The Pandora Mini sounds appealing through my Kurzweil monitor; that's quite expected because its predecessors are all great monitor performers. Digital signals are such that they won't let you down through non-amplifier non-guitar amp drivers with its clarity & precision. But not all of us are fans of such manifestations, this would be deemed too angular & lacking in warmth but let's not get too critical here because they are both naturally different. I'd give the Pandora Mini a thumbs up for this appeal.

Liberation

You know how it is with the digital effects unit out there- they don't sound appealing plugged into a guitar amp. It gets more repulsive if your amp is a small, practice unit. However, for that same amount of money, you can invest in studio monitors which were conceived to manifest clarity & detail. So that's the story yesterday, I went down to the City Music year end sale to purchase the Kurzweil KS-40A; $95 for a pair of no-nonsense sonic liberation. My Line6 Pocket POD sounds superb through these, you'd do well to at least check them out at City Music, there are many monitors to consider for some worthy prices. 

The chemistry with these monitors is that they possess drivers which are not instrument-biased. This means, the drivers are there to bona fide manifest whatever's plugged into them; the reason they sound superb with television, computers, music players, etc. Your digital effects units would highly likely contain amp & cab emulation patches which require a good source of voicing manifestation which is the specialization of these monitors. Just look at it this way- plugging in amp simulation into an amp- that's not quite a successful formula especially when it involves an overlap of inputs.