Behringer Truth 3.5-inch Powered Studio Monitor Pair Reviews
Behringer’s Truth series powered studio monitors have provided a budget-friendly audio option for production artists around the globe. The Truth 3.5 studio monitor pair continues this tradition with an ultra-linear 64-watt construction for enhanced audio clarity. Fit with a long-throw 3.5-inch woofer and 1-inch silk-dome tweeter, these deformation-resistant monitors emit an optimized acoustic response for nearly any studio, gaming, or multimedia environment. Sweetwater audio experts also report that they’re a great solution for audiophile speaker system setups. Likewise, their Advanced Waveguide Technology increases the Truth 3.5 set’s “sweet spot,” allowing more versatile setup options while retaining a professional-sounding output. Behringer’s chief audio design is no secret — experience it for less with a pair of Truth series speakers!
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Lame at best
Bought these as a PC speaker system, not for studio use. Just wanted my music to sound better when streaming from my PC. I really wanted another set of the old Alesis Elevate 3's, but couldn't find any anywhere. My budget was around $. These fit the bill. Overall the build quality isn't bad, but the sound is very muddy and the tweeters don't cut it at all, even with the bass rolled off completely and the treble maxed out, the top end is still dull and lackluster. I know, what was I expecting? I was hoping for something similar to what I knew the Alesis Elevate 3's could do at the same price and size, but noooooooo.
