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SnakeCained · 14th January 2006

Hi,

I love 1029 with genelec matching sub.

I don't use their crossover and do my own sub feed from the console. This allows each speaker to be solo'd which is useful for surround work.

I had 1031 and really did not like them. At least in my room....

They seem to be much more choosy about the room acoustic, i guess 'cause they got more power.

I have mixed features on 1029's and they translate into the dubbing theatre fine. All the music mixing seems to work everywhere else too.

The newer Genelecs are ok but if I was going to upgrade it would be ATC or B&W none of which is cheap!

14th January 2006	#20
SnakeCained Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: LONDON Posts: 662	Hi, I love 1029 with genelec matching sub. I don't use their crossover and do my own sub feed from the console. This allows each speaker to be solo'd which is useful for surround work. I had 1031 and really did not like them. At least in my room.... They seem to be much more choosy about the room acoustic, i guess 'cause they got more power. I have mixed features on 1029's and they translate into the dubbing theatre fine. All the music mixing seems to work everywhere else too. The newer Genelecs are ok but if I was going to upgrade it would be ATC or B&W none of which is cheap!