Knife Party
Australian electronic dance music duo
Knife Party's Studio Monitors
Neumann KH 310 A Studio Monitors can be spotted in a photo of Knife Party's studio.
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To switch between multiple pair of studio monitors, Knife Party's Rob Swire prefers the Coleman M3PH MKII over products from Mackie and Presonus. He says the M3PH is "100% passive, clean+++"
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In a photo Knife Party posted of their DJ setup in the studio, the Mackie Big Knob can be spotted above a Pioneer DJM-2000 Mixer.
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In an interview w/ Sound on Sound, Rob Swire of Knife Party (formerly of Pendulum) said this about his Mitchell & Todd 310a monitors:
"I got introduced to them by Simon Askew, the Maida Vale guy we stole to do our live sound. He was using a pair, it was the model below this, and the PMCs. I heard these and I said 'What the fuck is that, it's like everything you want in a monitor!' It's Dynaudio drivers, but the Mitchell & Todd guys designed the enclosures and the amps for them. They're really flat. The guys actually came down here and set them up themselves. Something was a bit weird with the tweeter and he came down and replaced it, so they're good like that."
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Knife Party's Rob Swire testing speakers in the new Knife Party studio. Rob Tweets "Main speaker test, part 1 (pre foam-packing)".
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