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Experience the clarity and precision of the Soundcraft Spirit Absolute 2 studio monitors, a staple in professional and home studios alike. These passive monitors are designed to deliver an exceptionally flat frequency response, ensuring that what you hear is exactly what's recorded. Whether you're mixing, mastering, or simply enjoying your favorite tracks, the Spirit Absolute 2 monitors provide a transparent and reliable soundstage that helps bring your audio projects to life.

Built with a robust cabinet and high-quality components, these monitors are engineered for durability and long-lasting performance. The soft-dome tweeter and custom-designed woofer work in harmony to produce a balanced spectrum of sound, from crisp highs to deep, resonant lows. With a focus on accuracy and detail, the Soundcraft Spirit Absolute 2 is perfect for musicians and audio engineers who demand precision in their work.

These monitors integrate seamlessly into any studio setup, offering both functionality and style. They are compatible with various amplifiers and audio interfaces, making them a versatile choice for any audio environment. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring artist, these monitors will support your creative endeavors with unwavering reliability.

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Passive studio monitors designed for professional and home studios
Exceptionally flat frequency response for accurate sound reproduction
Soft-dome tweeter and custom-designed woofer for balanced sound
Compatible with a variety of amplifiers and audio interfaces
Durable construction for long-lasting performance and reliability

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Spirit Absolute 2

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Soundcraft's Spirit Absolute 2 nearfield monitors are a budget-friendly option that deliver clean and detailed sound for home studios and low-power professional setups. While they don't produce a lot of bass, what they do deliver is crisp and not overly hyped. The speakers present a bright tonality, which might be fatiguing over long sessions, but their stereo imaging and detail are commendable for the price. Constructed with Audax drivers, the Absolute 2s aren't NS10 soundalikes, but stand out in their class, making them a solid choice for those seeking affordable, stylish monitors with an open sound.

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David Ferguson

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David Ferguson's equipment list:

Apple G3 266 computer, 96Mb RAM/4Gb HD. Akai S3000XL sampler. Alesis ADAT XT digital recorder/BRC remote. Alesis Microverb effects. Bit 99 synth. Drawmer DS201 Gate & LX20 compressor. Emagic Logic Platinum 2.6 sequencer. Emu Proteus 1, 2 & 3 sound modules. ("On the album, the 'Hall Strings' preset from Emu's first Proteus module is used a lot, because it's a great marcato string sound.") Emu Proformance piano module. Ensoniq VFX synth. FriendChip Timecode Refresher. Iomega Jaz drive. Korg 1212 PCI card. Korg DRV3000 effects. ("Weird and sometimes wonderful.") Korg Wavestation SR synth. Lexicon MPX1000 effects. Logan String Melody keyboard. ("The last of Random Hold.") Mackie 32:8:2 mixer. Oberheim DPX1 sample player. Roland D550 synth. Roland S760 samplers/SP700 playback unit. Sony 600Mb optical drive. Sony DTC690 DAT recorder. Spirit Absolute 2 monitors. SPL Vitalizer enhancer. Symetrix 511A noise reduction. Tascam DA30 MkII DAT recorder. TC M2000 Wizard effects. Yamaha AN1x synth. Yamaha SPX50 effects.