I have been using the Event 20/20bas (bi-amplified system) speakers for almost two years. I really like them and have not felt a need to look into any other monitors. I like to mix "flat" and have used an EV 1/3 octave stereo EQ to make adjustments for the speakers and room. Noone who has been in my studio has ever "complained" about the performance of the Events. When I bought mine, the bi-amplified systems were highly recommended over standard monitors (i.e. monitors and power amp seperate). Hope this helps. steve@... wrote: From: steve@... I've heard the Dynaudio BM15s (passive)and found them very revealing and warmer than Genelec's with decent bottom. At $700 list they're very reasonable if have a decent amp around. There is an active version (BM15A) for considerably more $$. I've heard them as well, after I was done wiping off my chin I realized my wallet was insufficiently equipped. Cheers, Steve Chandler Subject: Re: OT: GENELEC vs EVENT At 10:26 am +0100 26/11/99, J.L. Chicote wrote: >From: " J.L. Chicote" <chicote@...> > >Hi all, > >I'm going to buy a autoamplified monitors pair. >I've listened the Gnelec 1029A, but not the Event >20/20bas and 20/20p. About price, the 20/20p are >the cheaper but these are not biamplified and the >20/20bas are the cheapness...the Genelec are in >the middle of the price, are biamplified but the >frequency response is narrow... I have not heard the others but IMHO the Genelecs with the SUB sound good.... Best Regards, Gareth Jones: http://www.garethjones.com ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.