Putting speakers on a desk goes against everything known about positioning speakers properly in a room. You only have a couple feet of positioning options to play with instead of the whole room. Plus you are putting them on a surface inherently susceptible to vibration and reflections. It’s like buying a Ferrari for using on gravel roads. Is the listening room so small that you can't position the speakers on good stands in front of the desk and move the desk back and forth until things sounds good?
Recommendations for small desktop speakers under $1500
Does anyone have recommendations on relatively small, great sounding speakers that would work for a computer desk? Looking for something under $1500. Active or passive is fine. I did some poking around and I’m not finding many, at least not by the typical audiophile manufacturers I’m used to looking at for regular sized loud speakers.
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Some of the active speakers have DSP for desktop placement. The isoaccustic stands really help on a desk for passive speaker. Likely active speakers with DSP too would be helped. IsoAcoustics ISO-200Sub Isolation Stand; ISO-200 Sub - The Music Room (tmraudio.com) After some experimentation with the following speakers on my desk, KEF LS50 KEF LSX Audience 1+1 AudioEngineUSA 2 I realized that the best way to have speakers in an office with a desk is to have the speaker BEHIND me. I have 6 monitors hooked up to a silent PC and the KEF LS50 META speakers behind me. It is a great sounding room. I have OLD photos on my Virtual System. |
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