T5V

Maybe add some angled foam pads under those monitors so they’re a bit more isolated from the desk, don’t reflect off the desk, and also actually have the tweeters point at the listeners ears. I got these for my Adam Audio T5V’s and they fit perfectly under them: https://amzn.eu/d/9kaYmFz

I’ve got the Adam Audio T8V’s and they are great for mixing and dabbling in production. If you have a small room the T5V’s might do, but I love drum and bass so the 8’s forgo the need for a sub. I’ve had to treat the corners of my room though as my room is on the small side.

You want a $10K system for $0.8K. But it's not as bad as you think.... Your T5V on proper stands and a bit of EQ is already pretty good. https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/adam-t5v-review-studio-monitor.18122/ I'd get proper stands for positioning and add a subwoofer and espe

I was considering either those monitors or the Adam Audio T5v, but I’m leaning more towards the Yamaha. I’ve heard they’re more flat and work better if your not always on the sweet spot for listening which is my case a lot of the times

Interesting. Have to try this as well, though the user manual Adam Audio provided for the T5V’s instructed to place these rear ported monitors at least 16 inches off the wall. But you’ve definitely got me interested.

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

Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to listen to the D3V myself, so I'll just interpret the measured values I know. Yes, I think I can hear the difference between the two products, but apart from the audio quality they also have other differences - more on that later. The small D3Vs (EAC) are pl

Take a look at the Adam T5V. It has great directivity even for far field listening. Hope this helps