Cadence vs. Selenium-Pro Audio Battle

[FutureFuzz 26]

how do they compare to the Sundowns? im personally a fan of the RF Punch Pros. but those cadence look nice.... the unboxing Vid was great by the way

[Jessica]

How do the "s"'es sound on each. is one or the other hissy or harsh? Nothing i hate more than when i jammin' and the singer says a word that starts with "S" and its all like "SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSay you will SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSay you wont, make up your mind toonight"

[quakecitystudio]

I don't know what camera you are using but as far as audio recording I would consider picking up a zoom H4n or other professional field recorder. You can preview or listen live to what you are recording and dial down so that there's no distortion from what your playing being too loud that the mic can't pick it up clearly.

[got160s?]

What do both cost price range wise?

[DTS909]

Your vids are never to long man keep it up.

[Purplehaze]

So, anyone care to answer my question?

I Google'd it, no luck.

So what does the term "pro audio" refer to?

Thanks.

[alaskanzx5]

with the way he is using it i would say he is refering to high quality car audio speakers.

[BobbyG2]

"Pro Audio" is the term use for speakers meant for DJing/Sound Hall environments. Their meant to be as efficient as possible to get as loud as possible on as little power as possible. They're also meant to be light for mobility purposes.

A lot of people use them in cars to keep up with their enormous amount of bass. A lot of people also say that they're not meant for a flat response which is essential in sound quality competitions.

Oh and BTW, I vote the Cadence for the electronic music, and the Selenium's for the rock (Broken Wings) Mostly for the voice. But that's from a youtube video trough headphones, if I were there it might be different.

[Purplehaze]

"Pro Audio" is the term use for speakers meant for DJing/Sound Hall environments. Their meant to be as efficient as possible to get as loud as possible on as little power as possible. They're also meant to be light for mobility purposes.

A lot of people use them in cars to keep up with their enormous amount of bass. A lot of people also say that they're not meant for a flat response which is essential in sound quality competitions.

Oh and BTW, I vote the Cadence for the electronic music, and the Selenium's for the rock (Broken Wings) Mostly for the voice. But that's from a youtube video trough headphones, if I were there it might be different.

Thanks man, that clears it all up for me! Makes sense to me now. Thanks again!

[bassface]

Crescendos seemed harsh, the seleniums seemed dull. Crescendos look better, would be nice to see both sets optimally tuned to get a better comparison.