Enceintes de monitoring les plus petites possible (mais de qualité)

Citation : cf la différence de puissance entre les TR8 et les TR8 Xl est infime !!

Citation : Thank you for your interest in the TR8 monitors. The TR8 has a similar bass response as the 20/20bas or 20/20basV2 (current version), yet the 20/20bas line has 200 total Watts (70W HF/130W LF, biamplified) of power and the TR8 only has 80 total Watts (30W/50W). Bass requires the most energy to reproduce and an increase in over double the power is a significant difference. You may want to go with the next step up which is the TR8XL which is 150 Watts (50W/100W).

Citation : The TR8 line definitely will give you enough bass to hear yourself, that is for sure. I suggest that you take your bass down to a store that carries our monitors, like Sam Ash, Guitar Center, Manny's music, etc and demo a pair of the TR8's. If you need a little bit more but love the sound, just go one further up to the TR8XL. I play bass myself and would be sufficient with the TR8's (you can hear the open E nicely), though I use the 20/20bas (original model). I still get amazed at how much bass even the TR6 or TR5 can reproduce.

Citation : Greater Wattage, though not a good thing to base a monitor on in terms of sound quality, though it does allow, up to a point, greater handling of lower volume sound, especially bass. More Watts allow for rich bass tones at low levels. Everything else is sound quality and port/cabinet design.

Citation : The greater the power potential of a monitor, the easier it can handle transients and dynamics, which become harder to reproduce accurately at low levels. Greater power allows for faster transient response, though the driver itself is what needs to be fast and efficient. This equates directly to "accuracy" of a monitor.