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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1Not answering your question at all: but I'd buy Adam A3X's. Personally I
love the sound they make for clear listening, although im sure there's some
out there that won't agree. They're tiny and well built.I *wouldn't* use them to mix low-end heavy stuff (dubstep / hip hop) as they
won't represent the very low lows at loud volumes, but hey, niether will
your radio which is why you probably *should* mix on themCounter argument to any argument, "if your speakers play it loud, it won't
be loud in the mix" :D
-Harry--90e6ba61375ab395e004a100fd3f
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