I got these Nady model 250 50/50w biamped near field monitors. They sound
very muddy to me. If I EQ down the base up to 160hz and raise up the
treble, they sound better. Problem is, I drive a 2nd pair of speakers off
the same audio output (Sound card on PC) and the JBLs sound great to my
ears(full size passive JBLs with Yamaha 100W amp.)

I got the NADYS as can be desktop and I wanted something that I location
properly to my ears and that would be nearfield.

Is there a cheap stereo EQ I can put inline with the audio to the Nadys to
knock down some of the muddyness and boost treb? If so, can you point in
the direction to buy such a thing?

Any thoughts on EQ or anything else you think might improve the situation
are appreciated.

Thanks for any tips!

In article lrrBd.7273$yW5.6496@fed1read02,
SJMoore wrote:
I got these Nady model 250 50/50w biamped near field monitors. They
sound very muddy to me. If I EQ down the base up to 160hz and raise up
the treble, they sound better. Problem is, I drive a 2nd pair of
speakers off the same audio output (Sound card on PC) and the JBLs
sound great to my ears(full size passive JBLs with Yamaha 100W amp.)

Have you tried altering the drives to the two amps? There might even be
presets somewhere.

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*A bicycle can't stand alone because it's two tyred.*

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

ill take a closer look at the amps. There was nothing in the instructions
or controls on the amps that I could see. but thats a good tip thanks

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In article lrrBd.7273$yW5.6496@fed1read02,
SJMoore wrote:
I got these Nady model 250 50/50w biamped near field monitors. They
sound very muddy to me. If I EQ down the base up to 160hz and raise up
the treble, they sound better. Problem is, I drive a 2nd pair of
speakers off the same audio output (Sound card on PC) and the JBLs
sound great to my ears(full size passive JBLs with Yamaha 100W amp.)

Have you tried altering the drives to the two amps? There might even be
presets somewhere.

--
*A bicycle can't stand alone because it's two tyred.*

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.