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If you want boomy bass, video game immersionEdifier MR4 is a good entry level speakers.Kanto Ora / Yu2 or Audioengine A2 if you want something more premium. If you want accurate sound with a small foot printIloud micro or Adam Audio offers pretty small but accurate sounding speakers.

The app kinda sucks, and in general I don't recommend people buy KEF's active speakers due to that and quality control issues they've had with previous gens of the LSX and LS50W. As much as I like KEF passive speakers, I don't trust their track record yet on active hardware. They get quite a bit lou

I used the K11 R2R since January this year and I like it. But K13 R2R is undoubtedly a great upgrade with audible improvement in sound quality and punchiness. I’m using it in my small home office room with a pair of Kanto Ora desktop speakers in passive mode and the sound fills every corner with pow

Went with the Kanto Oras + Sub8. They're desktop speakers, but with how close I'm sitting to the TV I think they have more than enough power. The sub is probably overkill but damn if it doesn't make Streets of Rage 2 sound amazing. Adding it was even more of an upgrade than I expected. I want to get

Budget: Adam d3v, Kanto ora series(with sub or they sound boomy), Fiio sa1, Fiio sp3 (with EQ and a sub it's a killer) , edifer m60, m90 are good options. Below 200$ : edifer mr4, mr3. Slightly bigger: kali lpunf(so far best balanced sound), kef budget line up Audiophile/pro: get a good passive spea

Hi there, those are the Ora4, from the Canadian brand Kanto and they do sound great! What I like about them is that you don’t have to listen to a high volume to get an intimate sound. And their bass are impressive for their medium size. They are a few Youtube reviews if you’d like to make your own i

Nice score! Good gear does create revelations. Definitely take time to appreciate the gear you have before racing off to upgrade. Used gear is also a great way to upgrade and get the most bang for buck. For desktop speakers that are small and sound great I can’t recommend the Kanto Ora highly enough

I like them, but they’re very different to previous speakers I’ve used (Razer Nommo Pro, usual Logitech gaming speakers etc). What I’ve come to realise is that most gaming brand speakers tend to emphasise bass above all else, so you end up with very boomy but chunky reverberations. These Ora 4’s fee

That's a specific set of requirements. For fitting below monitors and suitcase travel, the Kanto ORA4 you mentioned is actually a good pick - I've helped someone with similar size constraints before. If you want something even smaller, the iLoud Micro Monitor might work but has less bass. You honest

Idk I’m using the Kanto ORA 4’s and they sound damn good, I ordered the Kanto sub8 to pair with them and the KEF LSX II LT to compare and see which I will keep, I have a feeling the KEF might be getting sent back seeing as the price for the Kanto speakers and sub is just about as much as the KEF are