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small amp for 2.1 computer audio (svs ultra)

I'm looking for a compact-sized amplificator to use with a 2.1 computer audio system

Speakers = 2 SVS Ultra or 2 LCR-750
Subwoofer = PSB SubSeries 125

The biggest concern is the size restriction, i have limited room available under my desk
- Maximum 12" width
- Maximum 6" height
- Maximum 18" depth
- no fan / totally silent

I am totally noob at this, i never bought an amp before (beside AVR for home theater system).
I don't need any fancy features and the amp will always be connected ONLY to the computer. I don't need airplay or any wireless feature, just an audio input to hook it to my computer. I'm not the kind of guy who play a lot with audio settings and equalizer, most of the time i use default settings (on my HT i just ran audissey and didn't adjust anything)

Any recommendation ?
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cleeds
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yogiboy
"If you need a balance control you need an integrated amp or a preamp and power amp combo."
Many software applications include a balance control, including Windows itself.
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yogiboy
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cleeds,
Why is the OP asking for that option on an amp?
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cleeds
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cleeds,
Why is the OP asking for that option on an amp?
I don't think he is asking for that.
Why would he???
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yogiboy
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cleeds,What does he mean with this statement??????

"  Also, i realised i would really prefer an unique button that you turn from left to right to adjust the volume (instead of separate buttons to raise/lower the volume)"
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tls49
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yogiboy,

That statement can be a little confusing, but I don't he is asking for a balance control and this is what he means.

"button that you turn from left to right to adjust the volume" - a knob that you turn clockwise(left to right) to adjust the volume

"instead of separate buttons to raise/lower the volume" - an electronic volume control with + and - buttons

so, he just wants a conventional knob to adjust volume.

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