T8V

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.

I would stay more in the studio monitor lane. Something with an 8” woofer like the Yamaha HS8 with the sub or Adam Audio T8V. OR if you want to go the PA route, you could potentially pick up a used Bose L1 for under 1k. I would stay away from a point source in a small room, the column arrays tend to

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.

I’m in love with my Adam audio T8V, if you want near field monitors with really good bass almost like having a sub there’s nothing better on the market in that range of price (around 250€).

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