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The most popular FRFR speakers for pro audio are studio monitors and stage monitors. Studio monitors are typically smaller (5-8" woofers) and are nearly always found in pairs. They are loud enough for playback in a small to medium size room with low noise - a studio control room for instance. For live playing, stage monitors are more popular. DJ's often use pairs of these for smaller venues. For large venues, they are more often used as stage wedges for the band to hear themselves. While a pair is nice to take advantage of stereo effects/routing, often a guitarist needs just one (most dedicated guitar amps and cabs are mono). These come in sizes and loudness similar to guitar cabinets; however, they are generally lighter and more portable, as well as having a wider frequency dispersion. They are also shaped capable of being laid on the ground as wedges, stacked in towers, or mounted on poles.
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