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Old 16th September 2006   #1
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What about your Westlake LC3w12 Mr.Swedien?

Hello Mr Swedien,

thank you for your many many good informations.

i saw, that you use the westlake monitors.

i use also these very very good speakers, but sometimes i have problems
in some frequencies.

some mixes have too much bass ( about 2 db at 80-150 hz ) less mids ( about 2 db at 500 hz and 800- 2000 hz ( depends on song and studio)) too much at 3 or 5khz ( depends on song and studio))

my experience is, these speakers are very sensitive for studio acustics (room resonances).

are you using a subwoofer with the westlakes. why do you have the tweeter
inside ?


thank you

marc engemann

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Old 20th September 2006   #2
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Hello Mr Swedien,

thank you for your many many good informations.

i saw, that you use the westlake monitors.

i use also these very very good speakers, but sometimes i have problems
in some frequencies.

some mixes have too much bass ( about 2 db at 80-150 hz ) less mids ( about 2 db at 500 hz and 800- 2000 hz ( depends on song and studio)) too much at 3 or 5khz ( depends on song and studio))

my experience is, these speakers are very sensitive for studio acustics (room resonances).

are you using a subwoofer with the westlakes. why do you have the tweeter
inside ?


thank you

marc engemann

Marc......

All I can say is.... "I LOVE MY WESTLAKES!!!" They are the best that there is....

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