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The new Klipsch ProMedia Lumina are actually really damn good: https://www.klipsch.com/products/promedia-lumina-computer-speakers-with-led-lighting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M8_yGJqOYU Their MSRP brand new is $380. Honestly, that price is pretty fair considering what you're getting. But Klipsch

Adam D3V were going for 250€ in black week. More than enough for a desktop application. USB-C connection, so no audio interface needed. But also has 1/4 inch inputs. More clear, analytic sound thanks to the ART tweeters, but surprising bass response from these small guys. Many reviews on YouTube.

I personally have no experience with the D3V, but I am familiar with Adams T series and the A series and believe that they offer good value for money. In my opinion, the D3V delivers good measurement results (Adam; EAC). It is clear that, for its size and intended use, it is a linear loudspeaker wit

I bought a pair of Adam Audio D3V a few months ago for music listening plugged into Mac Mini M4 via USB with 3-foot listening distance on desk. I'm very satisfied with sound quality especially bass without a sub. Sound stage and imaging are amazing too.

I had D3V. Super happy withe them. Amazing sound, decent lows. Great value for money. If you can afford something at a higher price even better. Imo there's a difference in audio quality between Yamaha and ADAM.

Adam D3V studio monitors were released recently and they would be my first choice. Amazing bass in a compact speaker. Extremely accurate and neutral. I'm really into audio and these are great bang for buck. Check out erins audio corner youtube channel for the most thorough analysis you've ever seen

To add to this, it's almost ruler flat from 48 Hz to 23 kHz (-3 dB). Contrasting with the Sonos One, which is surprisingly decent, there is a clear boost in the bass between 40 and 50 hZ, followed by a dip from 50 to 100 Hz, which probably gives it the feeling of more punch on the low end. Also, mid

adam d3v is a really good option but doesn't come with a sub if that is acceptable. Especially with the setup you have the side radiators on the d3v would be positioned next to the monitor allowing the bass to reflect off the monitors. right now a new set is on sale for $299 and you can get them ref

These are anechoic measurements, both measure and should sound decent but the JBL might have some edge here (at least in regards to mk2) in regards to linearity & directivity, Adam has slightly more bass extension but i'd argue mostly negligible. If you intend to do EQ or room correction the Adam mi

Just get Adam audio d3v you'll be shocked by the low end