Why I LOVE Cube-Style Monitors: My Look at the Reftones

January 1st, 2020 by

In this video, Justin Colletti talks about one of his favorite speaker designs in history: The closed-back cube style of monitors, first popularized by the original Auratone Super Sound Cubes in the 1970s.

Justin talks about what makes this design so important, why it makes it so much easier to do your job well, and why it’s one of his favorite speakers for recording and mixing,

Today, numerous versions of this extremely successful type of studio monitor are available. Our sponsor for this episode, Reftone, makes a relatively high fi take on this design, with deeper bass and higher highs.

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