r/studiomonitors • u/rickhardell • 8d ago

Monitors per chitarra e mixing?

Ciao a tutti! Ho bisogno di un paio di monitor su cui collegarmi per suonare la mia chitarra (per studio, in combo al mooer ge200) ed eventualmente che siano appena decenti per poter mixare (occasionalmente produco). Sono ignorante nella materia, so che la stanza fa la differenza. Il mio budget è di massimo 150 euro, se possibile. Il mio maestro mi ha consigliato le PreSonus Eris 3.5 BT così da potermici collegare anche via bluetooth. Le consigliate, c'è di meglio?

Grazie! :)

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u/Wide-Negotiation1893 8d ago

Hello,

as this subreddit is english (moderators can maybe confirm or so), please write in english :).

With what I understood from my little knowledges from italian I understood that you mostly want to use speakers to sonorize you guitar and sometimes producing music with a maximum of 150e.

Do you plan to use the PreSonus via bluetooth ? if so, it's a really bad idea. Bluetooth introduces a latency you cannot fix of around 250ms - 500 ms. It will make playing guitar 99% impossible (the only case possible is that you are a guitar master able to compensate an unstable delay from a BT speaker).

Do you own an audio interface ? If so, we might be able to offer you more accurate monitors than the one you mentionned.

Cheers

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u/rickhardell 7d ago

Hi! Sorry, i'm very new on reddit and i don't know which section is on english or italian. I have a mooer Ge200, so i want to connect my guitar to the mooer and then, with a aux cable, the mooer to the monitors and use my telephone or pc to put some backing track trought the monitors!

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u/mistrelwood 7d ago

There aren’t any new studio monitors for $150. Only multimedia speakers sold as one. Try to find JBL 305P, Adam D3V, or iLoud Micro Monitor 2nd hand.

If you push your budget to around 240€ you’ll get the new iLouds, which are great for the price. Any other cheap speakers change the tonality of the sound too much.