D3V

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

Lately we have been suggesting the Edifier MR3 (EAC review, EAC YT review) in the sub $200 range. Their only negative (like many/most contemporaries in anywhere near them in the price) is their lack of a subwoofer output. (Note that some other Edifier models have a subwoofer output, but aren’t as gr

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

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

I did have a look at the A4V's but they're quite a bit more expensive than the D3V's. 2x the price if secondhand, 3x the price if new. Also, just on a quick glance online, the frequency response seems flatter on the D3V's [based on Adam Audio's website]. Thank you for the response though, I'm leanin

It is not a bad idea to compare on different headphones and speakers because people will be listening on a variety. But the best bet is look at frequency response charts and get some neutral headphones or speakers for the final say, but a variety gives you a sense how other people might hear it. Yam

iLoud and Adam Audio D3V are pretty damn small with a flat response and remarkable bass response. Either are good for travel with a limited space requirement

I had the eris and wasn't particularly impressed, though they were better than my Mackie 3.5 and M-Audio 3.5. Adam Audio D3V or iLoud Micros are flatter and better, though admittedly more. Can't complain about Presonus price tag.

Scroll to around 4 minutes in this video, and you'll see Erin's measurements of them. Very well measuring speaker for the size and price. I have a pair with synthesizer downstairs in my house. Adam, the manufacturer, has some refurbished ones for a discount https://us.adam-audio.com/products/d3v-ref

Yeah, you really have to spend over $300 to get decent monitors. Usually $400. But iLoud micros and Adam Audio D3V can give you a flat response for less.