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PC用はiLoud Micro Monitorを買ってからずっと使ってる普段から正確な周波数レスポンスで聴きたいのとコンパクトさのバランス

These are the “usual suspects” of the smaller side: active studio monitors (first two) or powered speakers (the third) options. And no, we definitely wouldn’t recommend any Creative products. Adam Audio D3V (EAC review, EAC YT review) (Thomann listing) IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitors (Thomann lis

If you like bass, you need big speakers (or a subwoofer). You can't beat physics. If you already have a decent DAC or interface, you could try the Adam T5V and the Adam T10S sub. You should be able to find them both for 750$. Keep in mind that the T5V are a little deeper than your specs. Otherwise,

Of the speakers you mentioned, I would probably advise against any rear-ported speakers like the T5V or HS5 - though I am a total Adam fan. I would suggest to check out the Adam D3V or IK Multimedia iLoud micromonitor. I believe they are in your budget and come with built in DSP for room correction.

Anyone try the IK Multimedia iLoud series? They are tiny but that’s a plus in my mind.

If you don't mind something on the larger side then look into Studio Monitors, most can connect via 3.5mm to RCA if you just want to plug them straight into motherboard. Edifier MR3s (or the older MR4s and higher-end M60s) are a very solid budget option but there's a ton of more higher-end options i

Just mount them on the wall, or put up a speaker-sized "shelf" for each on the wall. Put them at ear-height, and form an equilateral triangle between you and the two speakers. Put a bit of acoustic treatment below each speaker to decouple them from the stand/bracket/shelf. I don't recommend putting

Pour les enceintes, en budget tu n'es pas très loin des IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor, qui sont de petites enceintes qui sont très surprenantes.

Less than 6 inches tall rules out almost every conventional studio monitor. But regardless, have a look at these IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor

For my home studio, I use a pair of IK Multimedia iLouds (first gen). Surprisingly loud and clear for their size. They can also mount on mike stands. Works great with drum VSTs, but I’ve also sent audio via USB from my Yamaha kit and got great results too.