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Speakers / Sound options for my "Home Office"
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<blockquote data-quote="WhoIsJOB" data-source="post: 1110409" data-attributes="member: 23312"><p>Budget is of course a first consideration, but second is the desktop against the wall.</p><p>I have the same listening space as you, albeit on a Windows PC and have found ported speakers to become boomy if not played at low levels.</p><p>If it were me starting anew, I would look at these powered speakers from [USER=2808]@BiZKiT[/USER] : <a href="https://www.avforums.co.za/threads/powered-speakers-for-sale.99863/" target="_blank">https://www.avforums.co.za/threads/powered-speakers-for-sale.99863/</a></p><p>I would probably recommend the PSB's - I have seen numerous recommendations for them by Youtubers for being very good near-field speakers, but both of these will save you space with the built-in amp and list of features. He'll give you sound advice as well.</p><p></p><p>I was in your position about 2 years ago where I was looking at the Presonus Eris 3.5 to replace my broken Logitech speakers, and a good friend of mine who is into mixing suggested I should rather get hifi speakers instead of studio monitors.</p><p>This is due to monitors being too critical of the source (as it was designed to be) and thus causing ear fatigue if you listen casually for long periods of time, like you want to.</p><p></p><p>Otherwise, the Edifier range also has many options as [USER=16824]@Trompie67[/USER] mentioned</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WhoIsJOB, post: 1110409, member: 23312"] Budget is of course a first consideration, but second is the desktop against the wall. I have the same listening space as you, albeit on a Windows PC and have found ported speakers to become boomy if not played at low levels. If it were me starting anew, I would look at these powered speakers from [USER=2808]@BiZKiT[/USER] : [URL]https://www.avforums.co.za/threads/powered-speakers-for-sale.99863/[/URL] I would probably recommend the PSB's - I have seen numerous recommendations for them by Youtubers for being very good near-field speakers, but both of these will save you space with the built-in amp and list of features. He'll give you sound advice as well. I was in your position about 2 years ago where I was looking at the Presonus Eris 3.5 to replace my broken Logitech speakers, and a good friend of mine who is into mixing suggested I should rather get hifi speakers instead of studio monitors. This is due to monitors being too critical of the source (as it was designed to be) and thus causing ear fatigue if you listen casually for long periods of time, like you want to. Otherwise, the Edifier range also has many options as [USER=16824]@Trompie67[/USER] mentioned [/QUOTE]
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