studiomonitor og selvbyg

Hej, efter nedenstående læsning (fra harmonycentral.com) er jeg begyndt at overveje at få lavet et par monitor til mit lille homestudio. Da de skal bruges til at mikse og ikke til at fyre den af, skal disse komponenter have en ganske linear respons og kunne gengive lyden uden at "farve" den, altså nøjagtigt. Budget mellem tre og fire tusind.
Vi taler om tovejs, lad os sige 2x80/120W

1) Er der nogen som har prøvet noget lignende og hvilke komponenter vil I anbefale?
2)Hvad er en god forstærker, eller kan man bygge dem "aktive", altså med indbygget forstærker?

På forhånd tak, Leonard

<<The best monitors on a budget are to be built, not bought.
You buy the components from a speaker parts distributor such as www.partsexpress.com then you put them together and you have stunningly good, accurate loudspeakers for 1/3 the cost. You can do some very good, very professional stuff for under $200 if you know what you're looking for. Flat response and minimum coloration are the key to any monitor system - and since most CHEAP monitors don't possess either quality in spades, it's really easy to best them with off-the-shelf components. MANY professional studios have custom built systems - as it's economically worthwhile, and most times you can do better with custom built.

Of course, you have to be able to run some speaker software and have basic electronics knowledge - and knowing a thing or two about acoustics and speaker performance doesn't hurt. If you don't, then you're going to have to stay stupid and pay too much for your gear.>>