T7V

Adam Audio T7V or 8 if you want them bigger

First, don’t waste your money on light foam squares. They really don’t do much. If this is going to be a permanent space, consider DIYing or buying sound panels. There are plenty of tutorials on YT, and often it’s as easy as tacking fabric to panels of Owens Corning 703 and mounting it to the walls.

I suggest yamaha hs7 or adam audio t7v. I have the t7v and a friend of mine has hs7. Both pretty good for the price. 5" speakers are just too tiny. But when space is an issue.. no choice then.

I have the Adam Audio T7V, very nice sound although a bit overkill if you're in a small space. They weren't much more expensive than the T5V.

2nd the Adam Audio recommendation. My T7Vs make all the elements of the mix just super clear. Impressive bass and exceptional detail. Before, I was monitoring though my stereo system and overcompensating for missing bass high frequency clarity. My mixes are much more even since switching to the T7V.

Adam audio T7V's. There are small isolation pads on te top plate so they are decoupled from the cabinet, I lost more bass when using foam types

In the golden days when tubes were everywhere we had radiograms and stereograms in large pieces of furniture. When we started to get transistors and integrated circuits in the late 60 and 70s we got separate amplifiers to turntables. Pre-amp with power amps were very rare due to the price and would

I have had a choice of speakers for use with a computer since my first PC in the 90s. They were hooked up to the TV since 1978. Rurak MR1 MkIII but the smaller MKII can have a use for desktop space. Those and others in my spreadsheet list www.mcmullon.com/activespeakers.ods It used to be possible to

Hi yall. So I fell in love with my adam audios t7v and like to add a little upgrade in terms of stands to use as my living room primary output. However, I can't seem to find appropriate stands for the size of the monitors. They are Height x Width x Depth: 13.7″ x 8.3″ x 11.5” ( 347 mm x 210 mm x 293

I went down this path recently, and ended up just sticking with Pianoteq + headphones until I upgrade to a nicer DP with better speaker system. You are unlikely to find cheap speakers that are much better than the onboard ones. I went with some Kanto Ora 4s with the thought I could just use them on