A7V

It’s certainly worth listening to the Berliners from Adam Audio. Personally, I like the sound of my Adam A7Vs a little better than the competition from Neumann & Genelec, even if this is very subjective and all three manufacturers are impeccable. If you buy second-hand, you could have a look at the

My days in production are long gone, and I now prefer to enjoy hi-fi listening. Why Neumann? Objectively speaking, the Berlin-based company simply produces damn good loudspeakers. For me, this means that the Neumann KH120 II (ASR), for example, reproduces frequencies in the range from 44Hz (@-3dB) l

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 think the Adam D3V is ideal for this purpose, provided you only intend to use it for gaming and are not seeking party-level volume. If you require more volume, consider the T series from Adam Audio – I personally consider the T7V to be a good compromise, provided you have the space and do not requ