T7V

I’ve taken note of your reservations and accept the challenge. For around €1,500, you can get an entry-level amp like the WiiM Amp Ultra (ASR; subwoofer output, comprehensive EQ with sufficient power) and a pair of ELAC BS 312s (Hifi Voice). In my experience, these are the only bookshelf speakers th

Vinyl purists will want a full analogue path from turntable to speaker. Adams Audio studio monitors T8V, T7V, A5X offering more bass and range than powered speakers, full active and flexible placement. Q Active 400 with hub £749 35-20k Hz are wireless with a hubQ Active 200 with hub 46-20KHz £549pow

Kef Coda W are 41-21KHz speakers. not the only parameter to judge but what do manufacturers claim the same or better for less cost than the £799 UK price. Adam Audio T7V £358 39-25KHzEdifier S3000MkII £699 38-40KHzAdam Audio T8V £462 33-25KHz Kef Coda W come 82nd by bass specs on my list and 77th by

I'd actually look into active monitors instead if I were you. I've never been satisfied with 2.1 systems as the quality of their smaller speakers is abysmal and the deep one is rumbling most of the time. 5 inch 2.0 speakers start to have decent bass so the standalone bass becomes less important and

As far as I can tell, your old system (specifications) claimed that the speakers (3-inch; 87dB/W/m; ~130Hz@-3dB) each delivered 62W and the subwoofer (10-inch; 88dB/W/m; 35Hz@-3dB) delivered 188W, thereby covering a frequency range down to 33Hz@-6dB. However, a weakness in the system was that there

I should have added that i have no monitor speakers. I have only a pair of Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro's, BUT I have just ordered some Adam Audio T7V's. I only have a really old M-Audio interface, but upon doing some research, I also have a Cambridge Audio Upsampling Dacmagic. Apparently this should pair

Why wouldn’t you consider buying Adam Audio T5V or T7V? Their frequency response is the closest to the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro’s sound. And from what I’ve heard Yamaha will be more desaturated and sound „boxy” which is good for EDM producing but not so much for editing.

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

Maybe you'd like to get a pair of active monitors? I see two possibilities: Option A. You could be interested in the entry-level series from Adam Audio and build a 2.1 system from it. How about the Adam T5V (or the larger T7V if you want to go louder) for close range with the T10S? The combination p

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