D3V

I personally have no experience with the D3V, but I am familiar with Adams T series and the A series and believe that they offer good value for money. In my opinion, the D3V delivers good measurement results (Adam; EAC). It is clear that, for its size and intended use, it is a linear loudspeaker wit

I don't think 130 Hz is result of desk. That frequency would have to come from woofer, which is already very close to the table surface. The wavelength of 130 Hz sound is about 3 meters, and constructive interference requires a distance to a reflective boundary that sums to some multiple of about 3

This usually starts around 3K for the speakers. It's mostly directivity and lower distortion levels across the frequency spectrum. At 10K for speakers you enter gagaland - special speakers that look beautiful - but not better than a good Genelec setup. Mostly not even measured in. Because EQ = the d

Adam D3V were going for 250€ in black week. More than enough for a desktop application. USB-C connection, so no audio interface needed. But also has 1/4 inch inputs. More clear, analytic sound thanks to the ART tweeters, but surprising bass response from these small guys. Many reviews on YouTube.

For small rooms I can really recommend the Adam Audio D3V. It's what I have and they have really good clarity at low volumes.

Vlastným adam audio d3v.. Už ich mám cca 6 mesiacov.. bojoval som a bojoval aby som z nich dostal maximum! Mám skúsenosti s yamaha hs8,m-audio bx5, jbl lsr305 mkii. Keď som došiel do týchto mini monitorov, aj keď na začiatku som nebol nadšený, hrali zle plechovo no to boli začiatky.. Potom som priku

A bit above your stated price range, but the Adam Audio D3V are remarkably good for their price & size for near field listening. Down the road you can always augment with a sub.

I have my sub connected with ua volt 176 interface via XLR. My Adam audio d3v connected via xlr to the sub. After 7 point measure the result is really good. Had a nasty room mode at 120hz which is gone now. Stereo image seems to be better than Adam audio d3v connected via usb to computer.

Check out the Adam Audio D3V, they have fantastic imaging even without having to fuzz too much with placement and height. They’re great with just the included stands, which is rare.

Sure, active studio monitors (like the Adam Audio T5V (ASR review, or e.g. Kali Audio LP-6v2 (EAC review)) would be rather good options from price for performance point of view. But please note that you would need a preamplifier to go between your turntable and those types of active speakers. You ne