Big, glossy, expensive studio monitors conspire to reassure you: “See? Isn’t sound just… So great? Aren’t you glad you have all of this nice studio gear?”
But unlike larger, full-range speakers, the classic Auratone Super Sound Cubes would Read more...
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 Read more...
Originally developed by Jack Wilson in 1958, the Super Cube quickly became one of the most iconic reference monitors in the audio industry.
The original one-way, zero crossover reference monitors weren’t the most accurate or transparent on the market, but they could produce a very linear representation of whatever was Read more...
There is nothing worse than having to question the quality of sound coming out of your studio monitors. Being able to hear exactly what you are recording and mixing is crucial, whether you’re getting paid or not.
I record and mix artists from all over the world at my studio Read more...
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