A7V

Adam Audio A7V. They can load Sonarworks room profiles to correct the acoustics of your wonky ass room.

I faced the same problem some time ago with a comparable budget. After comparing various monitors (Yamaha, Adam T- and A-Series, Neumann, Genelec, Focal, KRK, JBL) in the price range up to 1500€, it was clear to me that it had to be the Adam A7V (including microphone and SonarWorks software). Maybe

A slim computer setup would probably tempt me to recommend active monitors. In my opinion, the holy trinity in this area is Neumann, Adam Audio, and Genelec. In terms of objective data, the products are very similar, but a test listen was the deciding factor for me at the time, and I opted for the A

I think active monitors are a good choice here, if only for space reasons. I recommend the MOTU M2 as an audio interface, two Adam Audio A7V speakers, and a matching measurement microphone/software from SONARWORKS. Optionally, you can add a subwoofer such as the Adam Sub10. I have appreciated this s

I understand - that's an interesting development, so it's understandable that you're now simply looking for active speakers. If I were you, I would probably buy two monitors with a subwoofer and enjoy them. In the medium term, I would then add a streamer like the MiniDSP SHD and then correct the 2.1

In conjunction with a measurement microphone (and everything that goes with it), you can take a measurement of your Adam A7V in its place and then see what arrives at your listening position in your room. You can then correct this to your liking on the PC using the appropriate software (see SonarWor