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Originally Posted by Harvey Gerst  The simple answer is that "most" nearfield speakers have compromised performance, due to their design, as compared to "most" mastering speakers. Out of the dozens of nearfields available, there are only about 4 or 5 that would be capable of doing a consistently outstanding job at mastering. A speaker suitable for mastering should not have a "learning curve" attached, IMHO. |
EVERY speaker has a learning curve..it's all relative... c'mon