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		<title>By: Choosing Studio Headphones and Speakers &#124; MusicTyro</title>
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		<description>[...] Pro Audio Speakers – Studio Monitors – Getting the right position &#8230; - With all but the best equipped studios, positioning of monitors has to be a compromise between the theoretical optimum and a practical compromise with your environment. Do a quick search and you&#8217;ll read intructions about how you should position your monitors a third of the way across your studio space. This is great if you have a fairly small studio which is rectangular, but what if your space isn&#8217;t rectangular or is very large? And getting it inch perfect is fairly pointless if you have other problems in your environment like a very large window or an unusual ceiling. [...]</description>
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