D3V

It’ll work theoretically, but I can already guarantee that the latency will drive you nuts. A friend tried it, and it was awful. If you wanna do it right, get a Brane X or Adam Audio D3V. Bluetooth speakers with an Aux input are more favorable, however, not even then it’s guaranteed that you won’t g

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.

Side note: I agree that the style/finish of genelecs looks amazing and at some point I will get the 8030 as 8010 (which I had) does lack bass and I think it will be a struggle to mix music on it. So I replaced them with Adam audio d3v for my desktop speakers which I also use for corporate video prod

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/D3VWht--adam-audio-d3v-3.5-inch-powered-studio-monitor-pair-white ADAM Audio just released these, which I happily picked up. The ribbon tweeters are way more enjoyable than the dated “dome” tweeters. They can also connect via USB-C. Definitely give them a look

Sure, it might do just fine. Though I don’t know of any specific reviews of like. (Like there is of the Kali Audio subwoofer.) It also isn’t quite as powerful as the Kali model — but that probably doesn’t matter in a desktop setup. Also notice that in order to use a subwoofer with the Adam D3V, you

Adams Audio D3V USB and small for desktop use. Other choices in the spreadsheet at http://www.mcmullon.com/activespeakers.ods with specifications and dimensions. However to connect a TV then HDMI input is easier as volume control remote on TV changes the speakers. Line out and fibre optic with a con

I have my sub connected with ua volt 176 interface via XLR. My Adam audio d3v connected via xlr to the sub. After 7 point measure the result is really good. Had a nasty room mode at 120hz which is gone now. Stereo image seems to be better than Adam audio d3v connected via usb to computer.

Adam Audio D3V’s are more than your ideal price ($350) but I use them for both my AxeFx III and my PC audio and I really like them for both uses. They’re 3.5” powered studio monitors and can definitely be set to an apartment-appropriate volume. You can toggle between TRS cable inputs and usb-c by pu

Strongly consider Adam Audio D3V. They have a built-in USB audio interface and are perfect for desktop!

I would recommend any of these over the Logitechs: Pioneer DM-50D Bundle - $249 IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor - $285 ADAM Audio D3V - $315 Kanto ORA4 - $349 Edifier MR5 - $349 The ADAM Audio D3V and Kanto ORA4 in particular would be nice. They can connect to your PC via USB, which is generally p