WS-6.2

Ordinarily, I’d recommend active speakers for anyone with your budget who plans on a digital source like a streaming service (Spotify, Tidal or Qobuz). But because you want your primary source to be an Audio Technical turntable, you will need a preamp with a phono stage as well as active speakers. I

Obviously a second hand one. Decent new ones start at around 600€: SVS SB-1000 Pro or Kali Audio WS-6.2. If you back down on quality, then there are possibly cheaper new products too. Perhaps something like a Vanguard Caldera 10".

With active studio monitors, I don’t think that you would need to limit yourself based on the location of the bass reflex port. Reflex port itself will work if you have a minimum of two times port diameter distance to the wall. But regarding the low frequency gain, that’s why those speakers have swi

You need a certain size to get low frequency extension. Smaller ones are both limited in that — and quality options outside from RSL are more expensive. See e.g. Kali Audio WS-6.2 (EAC YT review) studio monitor subwoofer. Though, obviously there are lesser quality cheaper small subwoofers out there.

2 years late to the party but I got the Kali Audio LP6 V2's last weekend and they are fucking great for the price. I'm no sound expert but they just sound right and have very good bass for what they are. I liked them so much I decided to order the Kali WS 6.2 sub to take everything to the next level

Speakers from adam audio are generally considered to be 'bright' - they tend to have a lift in the highs that some people find tiresome. If thats your thing, go for it. Speakers from generally tends to sound dark - and the ones you mention are best suited for short listening distances - and even the

These total about $950 (as I usually don’t recommend cheap subwoofers — someone else might): Kali Audio LP-UNF (EAC review) Kali Audio WS-6.2 (EAC YT review) (Something like a RSL Speedwoofer 10E would be a cheaper subwoofer. But it would work best if you have a subwoofer output in your PC.)