ORA4

When would you even need that? Plugging in an aux cable? I need it at my computer desk with a sub-out port for my still-in-box Kanto sub8. I’m also considering the Kanto ORA4 which are a bit cheaper, but probably a lower tier product anyway. $350 vs $500.

If this was a few years ago, I would have said passive is the only way to go for a serious hi-fi setup. But a lot has changed in the last few years. DSP has become much cheaper and more common. And high-performance powered speakers have become cheaper and more accessible. The simple reality is that

Kali LP-UNF 350$ Kanto Ora 350$ Kanto Ora4 450$ 3 good choices

I bought the Sub8 for Christmas ($250) hell of a deal. But I have Edifier mr4 speakers still which have no sub-out port, so it’s been almost 3 full months of this sub8 still sitting in the box lol. I have seen the Kanto Ora and Kanto ORA4 but the latter is $450 and that’s a bit steep. I’m not sure h

Adam D3V or Kali Audio LP-UNF if you care about how well a speaker measures. If you want a dedicated subwoofer output to expand to 2.1 later, Kanto Ora (or Ora4). Just for the vibes I also like the Creative Labs Pebble Nova, but there's very little data or user stories out there in the wild.

That experience like hearing music for the first time with new ears is what HiFi is about. Some of us obsess about this stuff to the point where we build our own speakers. And those Kanto Ora4's are pretty decent. But wait til you start upgrading or getting the vintage HiFi some of which are multi t

If you're in Europe, then the Kanto Ora4 should be available there and are worth demoing if you can. Also check out the ELAC Debut ConneX. Maybe even consider studio monitors like the Adam T5V.

I just upgraded my speakers to Kanto Ora4 and put my PC on a mount to make space. Game changer for immersion without headphones and obviously for music.

Oh, sorry I missed that. 3ft is quite close. But that's also a good thing since £250-300 is not a ton of budget to work with for speakers and possibly an amp. But since you don't need larger speakers with a ton of output, that does make this much more workable. On the powered speaker side, the Kanto