D3V

They are supposed to go behind/above your monitor. Anyway, without something like that you're very limited by height as you mentioned. Other than the already mentioned, here are a few decent options: iLoud Micro Pro (206mm) M-Audio BX3 (208mm) Genelec 8010 variants (195mm) - these are by far the bes

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

I second Adam Audio. I don't have personal experience with the D3V's but I do use their T7V's as my primary speakers for freelance video production and hobbyist music-making and have been extremely happy. I hear nothing but good things about the D3V for their size and price point.

Adam Audio D3V speakers sound phenomenal for their size and price.

Maybe take a look at the iLoud Micro or the ADAM Audio D3V speakers as they are smaller (but still mighty) and you might be able to put them under the monitors.

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

Look for something that is sealed (bonus points for passive radiators), has ports on the front instead of the back, or has an extended bass shelf response. I went with the LS50 meta which has the extended bass shelf. Basically this means that the way that the bass rolls off, you can place them close

Hi folks, I’m currently running a pair of Adam Audio D3V monitors in my bedroom setup and honestly, I think they’re stunning for their size. I’m a video editor, not a music producer, so my work is mostly dialogue, sound design, light mixing, and general listening rather than full-on music production

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

The Adam Audio D3V’s are phenomenal performers for both their size and price. I needed to clear up desk space and so moved my KEF LS50 Meta’s (with KEF KC62 sub) into another room and have been extremely satisfied with the D3V’s as a suitable space saving replacement.