I have narrowed my search for speakers to use with the M-Box to Alesis
ProLinear 720 DSP.
Is this something I could use with the M-Box?
The M-Box seems to have different outputs from the 720's input.

Here is a link: http://alesis.com/products/ProLinear720DSP/

Are there any adaptors available to match the input/output's?

Thanks.

IS.

I have narrowed my search for speakers to use with the M-Box to Alesis
ProLinear 720 DSP.

Why? I never liked the way those sounded at all.

Is this something I could use with the M-Box?

Sure.

The M-Box seems to have different outputs from the 720's input.

That's what cables are for.

Are there any adaptors available to match the input/output's?

Buy the speakers you like the sound of, THEN worry about what you need
to hook them up. It's hard enough to find anything you can live with
at all.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Scott, thank you for the advise.
Is there anything you could think of in the 300-350 range that you could
point out to me?
I'm going to hook it directly to the M-Box.
I need speakers that'll represent a classical guitar and a voice fairly
decently.

Thanks.

IS.

"Scott Dorsey" wrote in message
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I have narrowed my search for speakers to use with the M-Box to Alesis
ProLinear 720 DSP.

Why? I never liked the way those sounded at all.

Is this something I could use with the M-Box?

Sure.

The M-Box seems to have different outputs from the 720's input.

That's what cables are for.

Are there any adaptors available to match the input/output's?

Buy the speakers you like the sound of, THEN worry about what you need
to hook them up. It's hard enough to find anything you can live with
at all.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

IS wrote:
Scott, thank you for the advise.
Is there anything you could think of in the 300-350 range that you could
point out to me?
I'm going to hook it directly to the M-Box.
I need speakers that'll represent a classical guitar and a voice fairly
decently.

You won't find anything in that price range that will come close to giving
you an accourate vocal sound, but consider something like a used pair of
the NHT Super Ones, or the small PSBs, or the old Paradigm Mini Mk IIIs,
and an external amplifier. You can use an old stereo receiver as a first
cut until you can afford a better amp.

But don't buy ANY speaker until you have spent some good time listening to it.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."