T5V

I'll chip in. I have adam audio t5v and it offers rca and xlr. I was getting what sounds like ground loop at different times which is frustrating when I am recording videos. I did the same thing like buy new cables, replug, change buffering on the interface etc. So, then what solved it was that the

You need zero latency and get that with Adams Audio T5V or minirig 4 with 3.5mm input but never wireless. Apple devices balance video and sound over Airplay. The low latency is acceptable for video but I doubt it for gaming or live music. Devialet Phantoms had poor latency but in DOS2.0 fixed that o

I'm pretty happy to go with the Adam Audio T5V and the matching sub. But from what I've seen, the sub doesn't easily connect to the speakers and I'll need to get a DAC I believe Which is putting me off a bit. Could be wrong though. I'm very new to this haha.

Im using Adam Audio T5V for that same purpose: set up raised next to my monitor in my 10 m2 "home office". They make a matching sub (T10S ) that is to easy to integrate (I don't use it as I already had a sub). All together should be around €750,- active I like the sound, really enjoy music now durin

Amps with stream also go the digital to all inputs. For gaming you need zero latency. Adams Audio give active speakers and zero latency. Add a streamer to T5V or the smaller speakers and you have gaming monitors, near field and small. No wireless. But you can stream in a computer and not need to hav

The lowest entry of full active speakers with streaming built in. Adams Audio with the likes of T5V offer the entry of active speakers with just analogue inputs at the price many powered speakers can't match. There are a number of other speakers at a similar price like the powered Kef Koda W, Cambri

There is a wide range of powered and active speakers that might suit but tke somethings into account. For DJ you need phono stage pre-amps in the turntable, the amplifier or powered speakers. Many DSP active streaming speakers have poor latency and are not suitable for DJ or gaming. Analogue active

Adams Audio pure analogue inputs on the T5V, T7V, T8V and other ranges. Near field detailed speakers with the larger models having more bass and none of the budget spent on DACs, digital, HDMI or streaming services which might all need replacing in 5 or 10 years time.

Yup Fiio K9 + LCD-X and Adam T5V when I'm tired of the headphones. I always prefered stereo with no subwoofer anyway. Haven't had any problems with my audio on Linux so far!

i got the adam audio t5v and i really like them. But good monitors with a little bit broken interface results in bad things